RE:RE:RE:Strategic ReviewI agree with what everyone has said on this post on this subject. My guess is capital deployment this past quarter is not their either. It will be evident in the next earnings release which should be out any day now. Mgmt sends out this release in advance of those terrible results hoping to soften the blow somewhat. If the results are terrible then Input is finished IMO. The mortgage streaming was their last bullet in their chamber to move this company forward like many on this board have already figured out. I think mgmt. will probably take this company private. I doubt they merge or get bought out. Who wants to invest in a farming streaming company when the results to date prove the model isn't working? If they go private, many who still hold shares(including myself in via my RRSP's and TFSA although smaller portion -I sold all my open account shares as previously mentioned) will lose out big. Many on this board I believe bought in the $2 plus and some bought at peak $3.30. You will not get anywhere near those values in whatever route Input decides to go. I still say mgmt. did not try hard enough and had a plan all along to benefit/enrich themselves first and foremost. Forget the 'fiduciary duty' responses I hear so many times on this board. As if mgmt. cares what you think. No disrespect to you but sometimes one needs to wake up and come to your senses. Yes I fell for this too by listening to Chris Mayer's initial recommendation on this stock while I subscribed to his Capital and Crises and 100X newsletters. The initial writeup and follow up analysis always kept pumping up the stock. Chris mentions in his articles that he follows up with Brad regularly on Input and its prospects. My guess is either Brad provided him with Bull S%^t too or maybe Chris got kickbacks for recommending and pumping up this stock so much. Who knows. There are better opportunities to invest in IMHO Good luck to all Ron