a view worth considering. It's being a few months since we hired Mr Chester, a specialist to deal exclusively with acquisitions. An individual with great credentials I might add. I suspect the most recent acquisition was a bit of housekeeping in terms of closing opportunities started by previous manager, namely Mr Crawford. I think it's reasonable to believe that Mr Chester has the luxury of being exclusively focused on M&A's and because of which we will soon start to see the fruits of his labor. I don't think anyone can argue the point that institutions are taking a real interest in this company. Which is good in the long run but in the here and now with such a small float and low trading volume the only way they can amass a meaningful position is to convince you the sky is falling. We are not out of the woods in terms of trading trickery to suppress share price but it's getting harder to keep share price down because everyone knows we have a very good Q4 and year-end coming at us, tax loss selling is non-existent, short positions are miniscule and the reasonable belief the next acquisition news is already being prepared. Glta