RE: $1.13Who would be selling at $1.13 you say? May I remind you that Vette was saying the same thing when CUU was trading over $2. And as we all know, those who sold when the stock was much higher did very well. Those who hung on are in the red. And if the stock goes below the $1 level again (which looks very likely if the Europe mess drags on) those who sold at $1.13 will be glad they did, as they could by the stock back at a significantly lower price. Now is not the time to be long on commodities, in case you haven't noticed. You should be day/swing trading positions, not going long. In and out. That's the only way you can make money in uncertain markets. Longs could get absolutely slaughtered in 2012 if Analysts predictions of the Europe debt issues (Greece, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Ireland) are true.