RE:Thanks EFL for paying off my mortgage!Varadero. Since you are waiting for the shares to get to $8, I don't think you'll be paying off your mortgage any time soon, so having a headline that says "thanks EFL for paying off my mortgage" is just a little bit misleading...don't you agree? And, according to my calculations, your 115k shares have an average cost base of over a dollar, which means that, even if you were to sell, your after-tax gain so far is about $65K. So the truth is that it is either a very small mortgage or you have, yet again been unable to carry out a proper analysis of your investments. This isn't surprising, since you are also unable to remember what bet you struck with Gerrit. Even when he calls you out on it, you change the subject, hoping no-one will notice. Well, just so you know, I'm still here being entertained by your antics. By the way, I have tso admit that I'm surprised to see EFL announcing great success when I thought that there were running out of cash. The Germany deal certainly threw them a lifeline. However, unlike you, I'll be watching carefully to see how real all this stuff is. History would indicate that EFL tends to exaggerate its potential and overstate its order and profitability outlook. Maybe this time it is different. Let's see.