RE:GSPI have a pretty simple take on the buying before the call. Someone figured it would be good news for investors and 15-30 cents was cheap if the Tugaske deal worked out. The call itself was indeed good news, but our buyer had already stolen the short term upside. Markets don't go up or down in a straight line, and I suppose some folks were hoping for more on the call, so that's where the low volume selling the past few days comes in. I expect before long our buyer (and others) will resume accumulating a company that is currently valued at a mere 9% of its Tugaske ownership value (before dilution.) The only challenge for them is the wide bid/ask spread and low volumes for sale. If they want to acquire another 1mm shares, they might have to pay much, much more than they did the first time around.