...but I'll be buying at that level. You've got to look at the SUPER STRONG balance sheet when evaluating whether to invest or not. The turn around will come along soon enough, and they have all the liquidity/financial strength in the world to see themselves through to that point in time.

I hope the market takes it down HARD tomorrow. I'd like to get more shares in the low $3's....or even $2.50-2.60.

With solvency ASSURED at this point, just how much do you want to sell down this stock? Especially if they might be in a position to make $2 a share again, in a few years?

There's a lot of operating leverage built into this thing, wiht all the cost cutting they've been doing. It'll turn soon enough. In the meantime, I'm screwed. [lol] But I plan on taking advantage of any PLUNGE in the stock...which I would expect to be short term. Selling this thing down to $3 or less is a price level that suggests solvency concerns. But again, that is obviously absurd, based on the balance sheet strength. Hell, relatively speaking, they are virtually debt free, net of cash! Strong buy, simply because there is every reason to think this stock will be $20 in 2 years....or it could be bought out for something closer to $10.