RE:RE:RE:RE:The Atlas Salt Game PlanYes you're definitely right about these points. I see ads on tv showing 19 year olds trading stocks on their cell phone apps. If this is actually happening in real life you gotta wonder if these people actually know what they're doing. Some of these people tend to panic and bail for whatever price they can get if the share price doesn't rise in a day or two, I will say however the more people trading stocks the better it should be for the industry as a whole, as long as they are trading smartly. Salt was definitely overbought when it shot to $4 a share after the Stephenville meetings, but most holders at the time probably figured this is it, here we go. As for junior companies raising money, it's unfortunate that surprises often occur, but it's against the law to announce financing beforehand as I do believe that would constitute trading violations. The pea was definitely positive, but with most news releases there's almost always something the public doesn't like, and the no buyer now plus the fact that production wouldn't be starting for 5 years from now obviously turned off short term holders. Gtla