Bluefire Renewables, Inc. (fka BFRE)

[terry hallinan]

Fascinating account of bio data that would seem unusually revealing and illuminating.

Perhaps then you will forgive an interjection that "most stocks have billions of shares outstanding" is probably wrong but not particularly meaningful in any case.

Warren Buffett's investment stock once had a price/share of $60,000. When Buffett was asked why he didn't split the stock to make it more available to most stock buyers, Buffett replied he had no interest in a volatile stock price and acquiring more funds. He was already handicapped by his massive holdings that prevented the freewheeling investing that he was allowed in the beginning.

In truth nothing at all matters much for BFRE IMHO beyond their ability to get funding. I believe that matters even above the viability of BFRE's technology because without funds it matters not a whit whether BFRE has the greatest technology since sliced bread or a complete dud.

The belief in the omniscience of the market, a non-existent mythical being, makes less sense than faith in the Flying Spaghetti Monster.

Best, Terry