RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:New CMO has Never Failed Nozz, you continue to resort to name calling while suggesting I'm a short or a basher and would actually waste my time setting up another basher account to tag team my point across...please be serious and stick to the discussion of the company and the reported news and facts. If you believe you are somehow calling me out because I apply critical analysis to my investments then your credibility here is frankly shot. As I've repeatedly said, I'm long and have been long for over 6 years. I've modeled the numbers in a dataset for over 3 years so I can review the growth metrics or lately the reversal of growth metrics. I want this company to succeed and am positioned to be rewarded if it does but this is not simply a black or white investment (most never are). The latest earnings report warned of some real unexpected challenges and in the near to medium term, it appears none of these issues are improving. In fact, while potash has bounced roughly 10% off the lows, diesel has gone up 25%, just to add to all the other problems listed in the last report. My hope is that future carbon credit sales will materialize and can offer a lifeline but to ignore the full spectrum of challenging circumstances facing this company and instead go on and on about the size of the Brazilian potash import market (which various posters have been doing for many many years on this board) seems a waste of time.