IMO, most eyes are wide open. What you fail to realize is that APT burnt a whole lot of folks that used their hard earned money to help the company grow or pay bills. What did they get in return, nada, zilch, zero. Yeah yeah, I know, you can't lose until you sell, not the point. Point is, investors are very leery of a company that took such a nose dive so quickly. No one in their right mind is going to believe that MTVX is going to pop any time soon.
Not while IR is still looming overhead and no, IR is not done. Read the filings, that's proof. I know a lot of folks were disappointed with the Cerner deal which was pumped to the max about all the millions that was to be made and pay down the debt by 40% and a share buyback. The patents you keep mentioning, old news. We've known about those since day one, probably won't make a difference, imo and others. And last but not least, the incompetent management team and it all starts at the top. Don't really need to elaborate on that. I'm in the corporate world and I know what happens to CEOs who don't perform. There are other issues such as the share structure, convertibles coming due, etc. Investors are not stupid, they are not going to jump in here while she's in this state. I wouldn't if I wasn't already in.
Now there are positives as well. The Cerner deal was a positive in a way. Some debt got paid down. The Motopeds acquisition was another nice play. Won't have any revenue from those sales until next year so why bother elaborating on it. I'm still not a firm believer that Motopeds will pull her out of the dumpster but that's my opinion. I don't base anything on "likes", who's riding these round the neighborhood etc. Numbers is what I want to see.
So to say that some need to open their eyes is correct and they are open. There are positives and negatives, just got to weigh them out and right now most investors I have chatted with are waiting to see if APT can make amends for the damage they have done.
