RE:RE:RE:RE:I love volume : )Investing is a tough business. You gotta be nimble, you gotta keep an open mind, you gotta keep your eyes and ears open, and a sixth sense helps too but not everyone has it.....and still failure is always just one mistake away even for the pros. Personally I can't see how a company like sherritt will rise from the mess its in while we are sliding towards a possible bear market. Possible being the operative word. No one knows for sure but the feeling is in the air isn't it? And one has to keep things in perspective. Does anyone remember 2009..I bought dow chemical for 5 bucks, bank of America for a couple of bucks, enbridge income fund for 6 bucks. How I wish we had another 2009 lol. (But it might come you never know) I just made 50% on a small bet on the vix in just 5 days. Too bad I didn't put more there but hindsight is a pain in the behind because I weighed all the signs I had at the time and placed my bet proportionately...I guess if I worked on wall street, I'd have more insights and placed a bigger bet but I'm just a lowly retail investor. Never get attached to any one company because no matter how good they look it can bite you real bad...small caps especially....hope you consider that rkhosla and aren't overexposed to sherritt. There is a world of opportunity out there you just have to find it. Right now I'm 70% in cash and it feels awful because all that money is earning nothing. The rest is in the most secure preferreds and convertible debentures, a few green energy names, and about 8% in shity bs garbge miners... I love them and hate them at the same time but always play them because they are easy to understand and can have explosive potential. I'm holding my sherritt positions...no catastrophy if they go to zero but might be surprised...you gotta have a little gambling In ur life...but just a little please. Good luck to sherritt holders