Hey chefboy,
I also credit TAUG with some big learning lessons and hold my now practically worthless shares as a reminder of these lessons.
Unless financial success is built upon the creation of real value for the world, those gains come at someone else's expense and that's not how I want to make my millions. "Stealthiest trader wins" is not the way I see value created for the world.
Pilus has great potential but I have my doubts this management team knows how to do what needs be done to make it a reality. That is unfortunate.
So I treasure my dear lessons and observe the way people present their positions on this board. It is much cheaper than a Harvard business school degree, and I'm learning more every day.

I think all this brandishing of ivy league degrees as if it actually means something in the real world (like integrity and complex calculations) is laughable. This company continue to do that, trotting out the illustrious diplomas of it's executives as if to say "see, believe us, we're smart". Yeah, smart enough to take our money. This is my first stock I've acquired, and likely the last for a while. All showmanship, I don't see much value.