Zen: I think you must have misread my first paragraph. I can't find any inaccuracies in it. You may have some pro-Wave biases to make you see potential, when the rest of us do not see it. [Thus far, the rest of us have been accurate about 'positive developments' not being so positive for Wave investors.]
In the past, our future has been written. Our present will continue to echo the past, until real sales develop. Dots and MOU's will not suffice--only revenue.
Everything else is distraction. Standards, TPMs, what MS may and may not do, all don't matter. What matters is what sells, and precious few of Wave's wares have sold recently.
Another disappointing quarter appears to be our fate. So similar to all the other times we waited hopefully for a quarter to show better results than the previous one.
I can't see what makes you so stubbornly optimistic in the very middle of a big, self-inflicted, gaping, chest-sucking wound. You, on the other hand, can not see what seems to me to be clear evidence of an impending apocalypse. So, let us civilly decide to disagree with one another.
If I ever come around to your way of thinking, I will do so not in a quiet manner. I will admit I was wrong. I don't suppose the reverse is true.
Even though we disagree, our discussion has been civil, I think.
Best wishes--Blue
