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I agreee. It is often difficult to gauge a company's ongoing
managerial and strategic health when the flow of information is so
obstructed. But GoFish probably put out too many releases early on and
raised expectations unnecessarily. Now that market is voicing its
displeasure with the lack thereof. At this point, GoFish is the only
way to play the strong growth in the internet video vertical. It is
painful to do what you should do, as opposed to want you want to do,
which tells me management is very serious about its responsibilities
in running a public company. It takes a lot of stomach and discipline
to be a contrarian investor. But these are the levels at which real
money is made. Finally, I firmly believe the team at both GoFish and
Bolt are just as committed as ever to finalizing their deal. But when
the GoFish valuation see such a precipitous decline, things have to be
reworked. And that takes time.

What should really excite everyone is this, Bolt and ostensibly
GoFish, are behind the new company, WikiYou. Which I believe, has the
potential to be worth more than both companies combined, and then
some.