smurf, All but "1" sound good, however,
at this time that seems the only viable one for the foreseeable future. Consider for a moment re:
2--Dana and a couple of others already do that
3--Got a few doing that; Deere, Am Coach, Bombardier, Aston Martin, etc
4--As for the patent suit, on average, it should take a year or two to get to trial, years for appeal(s), possibility of losing, etc
As for the cc, one word, grim. It doesn't seem that SmarTire is interested in making the sacrifices to become cash flow even anytime soon. $100-$200k+/yr is an unconscionable remuneration for at least 3 employees when Xentennial prints shares at $.003/shr to finance those bloated salaries. Warkentin did say that Xentennial sold into the good news this week. 54,000,000 shares sold. I'd call that a dirty trick by Xentennial. The os has doubled since the last cc to 541 million as of Oct 17th and was updated to 594 million at the cc. I don't know if that included the dump on the Am Coack news. If SmarTire needs the $2-$45 million in the next year to pay-off voodoo financing and operations, the stock price will be under $.001/shr before we know it. I'm expecting a billion shares os by the next cc at this rate. Toilet paper will be more valuable than the paper for 1 SmarTire share! Sadly, not a joke.
Warkentin understated the company performance by saying, "Performance of the business has been less than exciting." I still have issues with the Cornell fiasco and the company is, seemingly, powerless to do anything about it. I have concerns over SKS Consulting and bod members receiving "consulting" fees. Rudman/Christiansen are gone but their legacy lives on.
SmarTire is a company with a great product but bungled their financing and management so badly that they are in jeopardy of survival. LTA, Rnel