RE: RE: it is down It is no big deal if you were in at ten cents or didn't have the shares in your retirement account. If you had not worked for the company for years and had options at $1.00 that are now worthless then again it is no big deal. Of course the European share holders voted out the stock option plan!!! Good thinking there boys and girls so how do you like this 18 cent share price. Maybe if you would have had an incentive plan that included options this might not have happened. What people need to think about is there are human beings that lost their retirments, their kids college funds and more. They did not get huge pay checks and five star hotels, expensive diners, and first class airfares. The Oslo Bors should dig into this and find out who knew what and when did they know it. When I ccomplained to the Bors about the $2.27 financing they wrote back that it was complicated situation that would take time to sort out. They did nothing, way to many connected people in Norway to ask tough question of. The big shareholders should be demanding heads to roll. Some advisors seem to think that it is over and no one will finance this much money at these share prices. How will they finance the next over run? Maybe Anders should have been less drawn to KAW early on and stuck with real mine builders even if they were a little rough around the edges.