RE:RE:RE:RE:Is it over?Thank you for posting. You are exactly the type of investor that we need to be hearing from, someone 'a little older' but much wiser and experienced. It takes years of watching and learning before an understanding of how the markets work is gained. So many of the posts on these boards are just a waste of ink (electronic ink?) I have been watching this one for a while and have not been able to understand the trading pattern. It was known since late last year this company had planned to 'wind down operations'. But that didn't seem to stop the trading, indeed it seemed to pick up (with a slight increase in stock price) On March 8 it traded well over a million shares, around that date it hit .05 intraday. You may say it was 'selling driven' but even so someone on the other end of the trade is buying. Why? I wondered. I would have expected the thing to dry up completely. So much for my knowledge. In the last couple of days it does appear to be waning. As retail investors we are the tail of the dog, we can only guess at what the dog sees, based on the trading pattern it appears like Rover may see a bone (or Fifi!) Hope so. I probably should have sold and taken my losses but I figured I'd just write it off. If I had sold at a loss and it came back I doubt I would have bought back in. (once bitten twice shy) Do you know if listing on the OTC or 'H market' is automatic when a company is going under? Just the natural chain of events, or is it something the company has to do intentionally? If the latter I think your 'do not abondon all hope' analogy is a good one. Thank you again for the positive contribution to this board.