Save the world has an ironic ticker name, as the company's intrinsic value is zero.

A few key issues:
-Normally, the company pumps up each and every small positive news fact into a miracle, and now, it is suprisingly silent after the TC contract's expiration.
-The company's market capitalization has ballooned into an unsustainable market capitalization of $104mln due to an excessive increase in outstanding number of shares over the years to cover stock compensation and fund operating expenses.
-It licenses its patents from Temple University, rather than it owns it outright. Plus R&D is nonexistent.
-The latest website design and change in corporate personel has given investors the impression of a more sustainable business, but is merely a gimmick to suppress the inevitable.
-If AOT's technology would be this revolutionary, more companies would have signed up.

And perhaps the biggest issue is valuation. Even if TC and Kinder Morgan would sign up, the current stock price implies a run-rate of $8mln in free cash flow (not revenues, but cash flow after capital expenditures), which in turn means a lot of paying clients.

The stock price can easily be manipulated by penny stock crooks and the company on low volumes to give the impression of better business performance. This company has had the tendency to defraud new investors by increasing the outstanding shares or to change business strategy, when the old products are not succeeding. I am just warning everyone on this forum not to fall for their tricks and do your own research before committing more or new company to this stock.