TR - In response to your post:
"When you look at the whole, what we have been seeing is the combination of a bottomed out pps coupled with a lack of information coming from HQ......as the tiny staff is hunkered down in sales mode. This is proven out by the sales that have been uncovered, along with the continuing and consistent expressed interest found from parties all over the world, regarding the KDS.
When you throw in tightly held shares of a fixed number going on five years, you have set the stage for sharp pps increases as the sales and sales"
I think this aptly describes one side of the equation--the side we longs hope will play out. But--to me it is incomplete. For it needs to be balanced with the very high risk that what you project will never happen--and age, finances, and other problems may equate to a stock that is at a very close point to having to "fold the cards" and foreclose. The rewards are still there if we make it. The loss of our investment dollars, or most of them, is also a high risk factor, if we don't. And new investors need to be able to weigh both sides of the equation.
I could certainly use some extra money for personal care that even a rise to .025 might afford. Brian told me it was going to take a fairly large multi-unit sale to get FASC back on its feet financially and reporting. I have no reason to disbelieve him. Dave
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