RE: More Time I disagree with you. This is alive money. It was dead money before the dump. Now it's turned into one of the most liquid stocks on the Venture. It cost older shareholders nearly 50% of the market cap but we saw what happened to TRE once it became a volume leader. Not comparing the company to TRE at all, only in trading pattern. Everyone can average down quickly and end up with huge gains on the back of Phil Rogers. TRE went from $25 to $1.50 to $8 on heavy volume. It's very reasonable to expect CTW to go from $1.10 to 10 cents to 25 cents or so. Even YLO went from $5 to 10 cents to 60 cents in October. And CTW has no bad news like YLO and TRE, except that the former CEO left with a bad taste. But the human capital he provided is stuck with the company (that's what the lawsuit is about).