Checkinin': It was precisely that fear of missing the huge upswing that led many shareholders to stay at the dance much longer than was prudent. That fear has been exploited, magnified and made to look much closer than it ever was.
But if you analyze it today, the landscape for Wave's success has changed in major fashion, IMO.
Where would such a huge upswing come from? That is one question I'd be asking myself. IMO, there is no potential huge upswing on the reasonable horizon that would lead to a $50 share price. And even it did, with the two reverse splits, that $50 share price adjusted for those splits would only be $4.16. Great for newbies, but hardly anything for people who bought and held, and held and held.
But back to the question of where Wave would get the wings to take it to $50, I just don't see the potential there.
Wave is playing in a small, shallow lot in a security niche alley. There might be some solid sales coming, but IMO, there is nothing in a realistic view that would jack up the share price to $50/share. That is, short of the old much-touted and much-predicted Wave goal of ubiquity.
Personally, I think ubiquity is off the table. Completely.
Wave is now in the security business and in the current age of hacks, breaches, leaks and everything else, everywhere, if Wave has not been able to sell in this environment, I wonder if it can, at all.
Personally, I think the odds are against it--really lopsided odds--almost impossible odds against it, IMO.
But if I were holding a huge bunch of shares, it probably might be worth waiting to see the hand played out, rather than selling for pennies on the dollar.
Best wishes for your dreams to come true--even though I'm sure you realize it is not likely unless there is some dramatic change.
Blue
