Right now, IMO, this is still a crap shoot. Until we make it to a big board by either share price/proven results which generate revenue, this is still a speculative buy as an investment, albeit a good one in my opinion. I personally have retrieved my initial investment and am now playing with house money. I would like a multi-dollar price this year and would welcome it, as would my wife and kids. However, I don't think it will happen in 2006. Does this mean it is a bad investment? For me no. For you, that will depend on your definition of a "good investment" and how much time you have to let this grow.
I don't personally know anyone on this board, but get the impression that a lot are mature folks, like myself, and we tend to have a mite more patience than we did when we were younger. We also probably don't have a large percentage of our portfolio tied up in this so when and if it "goes to the moon" that's when it happens. We get frustrated also with lack of good PR's with substantive information; upset with management for giving themselves a lot of shares; poorly thought out alliances and novice legal moves. However, most of us are still here in spite of the above. That should give you the best answer to your question.
I hope you come to the decision that is right for you and yours as that can only be the right measuring stick.
Regards,
