RE:Explain RPL!Spilly, do you really believe that the handful of posters on this board who criticze Eric Nuttall and/or RPL can move the stock price? RPL usually trades at high daily volumes for a small cap venture exchange stock, usually at least 200,000+ shares a day, sometimes over 1 million shares a day). I find it hard to believe those on this board have that much influence on RPL's stock price movements. Sure, there are lots of shorters out there hoping for the stock price to fall, while those who are long are hoping for the stock price to increase.......typical. Unless you know of some illegal activity being perpetrated by an investor / CEO / Board, etc., that's the way it goes when investing. People give their opinions, criticize stocks or stock pickers, etc. etc. By the way, RPL's stock plunge has beeing going on for over a year now, starting many months before the big asset purchase and declaration of a dividend (which only transpired over the last couple of months of 2012) - it's not a recent phenomenon. RPL hit $5.00 a share on Feb 4, 2011. It then dropped as low as $1.82 on Oct 4 2011 (a mere 8 months later). RPL then recovered to a high of $4.60 on Feb 29, 2012. From that point on, it has been on the decline (with the occasionaly uptick). In fact, when Renegade announced that they were purchasing additional light oil assets and converting into a dividend paying company in their news release on October 29, 2012, the stock closed at $2.43 the previous trading day prior to the announcement, down over 47% from the $4.60 high achieved just 8 months earlier. This stock took a beating when it was a growth stock, and is now taking a further beating as a dividend paying stock with a debt problem. Yes, some on this board go a little too far with their criticisms, but to blame them (or the Stockchase forum) for the price performance of the stock is odd. If you truly believe in RPL management and its assets, the market should eventually reflect that in the share price. If you don't, or if you don't like the short term volatility or "manipulation", then you'll have to make a deicsion as to whether you want to stay invested in the company or not.