AS Dsully suggested in a post yesterday, the share price doesn't move because we are invisible to "the Street." We are a pimple on an elephant's backside. There is a small core of investors who somehow stumbled onto the company and decided they liked the story. Many, if not most, of this core group have been in the stock for two, three or more years. It is this group of true believers that keep the stock bouncing back from a temporary low, based on a scare("investigation", lousy quarterly results)to where it is today, around $1.20. Many firms on "The Street" aren't allowed to purchase stock in a firm on the pink sheets. The balance sheet scares off prudent investors who may be able to buy the stock. No independent analysts follow the company, near as I can tell. Invisible. That, Pat, is why the stock is stuck at $1.20, and will be until another scare or when we get on the QPL and receive a significant order.
