Dreamer: You are asking us to think outside the box. Good idea, since the facts inside the box refute any chance of Wave's success in the near future.
No sales, declining revenue, but comments about CFBE keeps popping up in posts and from the new CEO, without a shred of anything real to back it up thus far.
This has been the sad history of Wave. A mountain of "signs" some interpret as the beginning of Wave's success. Unfortunately, those signs rarely bear revenue.
It is positively confounding as we read one hacking exploit and breach after another--committed against some of the biggest names in governments and business--all collectively costing over a billion dollars in this country alone. Yet, the company saying it can stop it, is ignored or rejected time after time.
How on earth does that compute? These companies and governments have a serious illness and Wave claims it has the cure. Yet, somehow, the governments and enterprises would rather risk more breaches than buy Wave's products. Does that make any sense at all?
Wave continually made inept mistakes after mistakes under the old, discredited regime. Now, we have a new CEO, new sales personnel, re-jiggered products--but sadly, for a year now, we have the same old stinky results--a complete dearth of sustainable sales.
Our share price is down right at the de-listing minimum; a new shelf registration has been filed; volume is low, as neither Wave's products nor its shares seem to have much appeal to buyers.
This stands in sharp contrast to the so-called futurists, who can not seem to see as far into the future as the next quarter--or in this case, as far as a month ahead.
With no new sales of significance, it boggles the mind how these futurists think we will be able to (1) hit CFBE in the next month, or (2) keep hands off the $15M shelf registration--which at the current SP would dilute shareholders another 15M shares, but possibly even more.
You see connections you think will take us home in the near future, while many of us see only more of the same old bleakness ahead. Where are the bright spots--the brightness only new revenue can illuminate and can change the red ink into black?
Please help us to see what you see in evolving standards, what seem to be endless dots on a desolate landscape bereft of funding. At some point, won't the money run out? Haven't we wrung blood from stone until only rock remains? I am perplexed by the constant optimism and keep thinking I must be missing something big.
Could you please point out the missing pieces, please? Your timeline may be pretty flexible, but Wave's funding and future without it is not. We can not continue to live as we have lived on empty future promises that don't come true.
Give us hope, but please, base it on real things. How is Wave nearing success, when no new money is coming in and expenses are eating up all that is in the cupboard from the last funding? Why is Wave not selling in this perfect environment for security sales?
Best wishes--Blue
