.14 lastDon't want to beat a dead horse but it'd abundantly clear that SGC management has failed to communicate to the market place the value many of us believed it had at much higher share prices. I can't repeat it enough that the fact management owns very little (as we 're just a penny or two from an all-time low),continues to avoid ownership of shares and thus sends a very negative message to the market by that itself. This is not bashing but facing up to reality. Unless management reverses course immediately and either buy shares across the board and seeks a merger with Nevsun, we shall not likely ever see our original investment back - let alone an actual gain. I do believe a brokerage firm that represents many dozens of SGC shareholders and who own shares themselves, have urged Hopley to act without haste. I appreciate Doube and Tony beliefs but all the rah-rah in the world here isn't going to help. Only telling SGC management to act as previously noted or else is the only sound course!