luxor I've also watched and lost as shares were offered at 1.05 when trading above 1.30 . By the way, with the warrants attached to those 1.05 shares, they really only cost .82 . I took the opposite side of the Luxor equation, figuring that Luxor wasn't good for the share price. I wouldn't tender to Luxor on principle and took my losses at .58 . I'm a small fish and made enough earlier on, in other gold stocks to cover these losses. As a bigger fish, you and others like you, will determine share price going forward. I have mentioned in the past and was rebutted by pro Luxors, about reduced liquidity here with fewer shares trading (as Luxor holds 58%). You now have your lower volumes and significant holders with bad taste in their mouths. As u sell in this low volume environment, there is a buyer waiting if the price is right. I wouldn't sell your shares now, I've raised my target price to .47 and others will obviously pay more. You will be paying Luxor or others for loans. You will have another 20 million shares issued at .50 which could prove problematic. These new shareholders are receiving .50 shares in lieu of payment, and will probably consider a future offer from Luxor at .68 as a considerable bonus, as will many on the brink of selling at .46 last week. I think 90 % is threshold for taking a company private and if that is the goal offers may increase from here on. The other agenda is to continue accepting shares in lieu of payment on loans such as the loan for purchase of new mines. A great time for Croc management as the company grows they are sure gain increases in pay in a market where pay is substantial and all need a new Yacht