Thats the whole point, spidaman. I find that people (in general) want to do research without interviewing those involved directly. They want to make assumptions or read a Quarterly report and try to break it down and make wild statements either way. Investing in BFRE is something one does for the long term benefit. This is NOT a typical 'penny stock' with scams and short sellers. This is legitimate and they will grow over the next three years once the funding goes through.
To put it in layman's terms for those that say certain investors have walked away from BFRE. An example of that is the author JK Rowling (you know of Harry Potter). Three famed book publishers turned her away. The fourth accepted and now she is the richest woman in all of the UK. Point is, some people never give up on their dreams. Arnold Klann is one of those guys.
Advice to newcomers investing in BFRE, go straight to the sources. i.e., speak to the writers of the articles, speak to the people within the company, speak to SEC, speak to DOE. Don't use iHub as your only means of research. You will get so much further in life that way.
