RE: we are seeing the real vote.So true. I still find it hard to believe that my measly 96,500 shares represented 5% of the pre-meeting no vote. It's also interesting that KGHM was able to vote their shares. There's something fundamentally unfair and wrong in that even though some may argue that it wouldn't have made any difference at the end of the day.
Looking for a good exit point, but concede that it will be some time (probably years) before this dog boasts a market cap of even $50 million again. In the meantime, lots more dilution to look forward to. And AME will continue to be milked for all it's worth. JMHO, but the proof is definitely in the pudding.