I think if they had anything at all to wave at investors, they would have by now. I think the absolute silence on the traction front means there is nothing to wave at investors other than more future promises.
I agree with Player, a substantial slip in share price could affect Wave's immediate present and future.
An eleven and a half cent share price [split adjusted] would only impress investors if there was a substantial upside coming in the near future.
Dig, you have misunderstood me to say I am looking for a turn around real soon--that is not what I meant. I meant, if there is to be a turn around, one might reasonably expect some deals, even small ones to have begun to show up. They have not--doesn't mean they will not, but if the product is marketable, one would think a sale might and should have taken place in the past 6-8 months.
The absence of any deals is indicative, IMO, of serious and deep-rooted problems that stretch far beyond the former CEO's putrid reputation and performance.
There are new people, presumably competent at the helm now. Yet, no new sales in more than half a year. Given the global climate of insecurity in all things Net, one wonders why someone somewhere has not taken a nibble from Wave. I think that alone spells big trouble for Wave.
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