RE:Back to sleep#MrBigger There might be 2 answers combining here to consider: 1. We have this uniquely Canadian thing called Tax Loss Selling. But how can anyone be at a "loss" on NPK as its been on a roll, right? Since the low of 6c or 8c back in January of last just year, anyone smart enough could (should) be sitting on a multi-bagger on this thing? Actually, no. From early 2009 to late 2011, NPK went from 12c (if I recall) all the way up to +$10.80 That was the real winning streak to have been part of. And there were lots and lots of retail investors caught up in that frenzy and many, I expect, must surely still be sitting on expensive stock: $3, $4, $8 a share stuff (if they've not already sold). Remember, there were buyers for that lucky seller who was smart enough to peel off NPK shares at $10.80 a pop back in 2011... Ouch! 2. Execution: Don't believe everything you read. NPK doesn't own an unblemished record when it comes to Execution. Their original plans to build a Potash mine out of the Cerrado Verde project in Brazil and at a time when these things were clearly costing other Tier 1 Potash Co's $Billions, was a major, costly misstep. But they have survived. And the Treasury structure has survived too. And that is to the CEO's credit. But given the 2 points above, I suspect that the promise of the future as now outlined by NPK holds little glamour for those "once bitten, twice shy" shareholders who might still be many multiples of the current share price underwater and they will still come out on strength, as and when they can. And it is NPK's job to make sure there are buyers for that stock. Simple. For the rest of us, it is my opinion that this is the stuff of a classic "climbing the wall of worry". If I do have a word of advice for this firm its this: now is the time to hire the best COO money can buy, someone who brings a Team and someone who is already highly accomplished and respected internationally in the Potash, Fertilizer, Aggregates & Mining space - someone known as A MINE BUILDER. Without said person, NPK is simply a Take Out vehicle, the present Management being ill equipped and inexperienced in the highly skilled and highly technical operational aspects of mine building and hence taking NPK to 5MM t/y (nevermind 25MM t/y...). These are my views only. Thanks for reading.