RE: RE: RE: The financing looks fine and was expecHave to agree with you bumble, though I really dont want to. Seems like the same old song and dance, the biggest problem is the burnrate, essentially requiring a relatively regular financing scenario. I m not sure how anyone can say this is positive, when all we have seen now is private placements at lower prices. What will happen now when the 18 cent holders come free, and the latest 14.5 cent private placement was I believe free trading, or could be free trading, it did make sense when I saw the volume at these prices. Its too bad we had to finance at these levels, as dilution at these prices only makes the potential prize worth much less than it could be. We forget that the so called best plan would have been to have exercise the many millions of 20 cent warrants out there, however, cheaper financings were the option undertaken. I dont run the company, not my call, dont think it was the correct one for me personally. In the meantime, I expect another financing to come along soon enough, and likely at prices less than 20 cents, diluting us once again at so called cheap prices. A great marketing plan may have allowed prices to move to a more reaasonable level of 25 cents, or even better, and warrant exercise, and much less dilution on present shareholders. There may be a good buying opportunity for those that are patient around year end, technically speaking the last stop for me on the down side might be 11.5 cents, with the upside having relatively closed spaced resistance price points. If we head a little lower than 11.5 cents, well then it could get really cheap.