Anyone owed money by the company when it filed for bankruptcy cannot be paid until the bankruptcy is resolved.

It's fair to say that most of them have lost money,

Gillette fell short of earnings ... Wall Street's still down on the company but this year a lot of smart money investors are snapping up the shares because they see the trend in the technical generation of the stock. One analyst I called, Kevin Lane, says that the stock will hit $54 in six-to-nine months, ... So it's a very good play on an old name that's a fallen angel.

I just kept my money in stock. It was such a good company that I stuck with it. I just didn't keep track of the business end. But I have a small pension and Social Security. The Good Lord willing, we'll survive.

That's what we pushed for. The company was deducting the dues and keeping the money.

We are a venture-capital-funded company, so of course we need to make some money,