I am not here to bash this stock, but to keep up with it. I would be in if:
1.Moller were to change how he treats stakeholders by making a more robust business plan and providing more communication about it. 2.Focus on smaller more attainable goals as other members of the board have pointed out.
3. Provide true figures of income, not letters of intent for the purchase of goods.
Once he does this, then I would finally take the plunge. But they repeat what they have done before, which the 10Q will reveal. This will not get them out of the over $50 million of debt. Again, there's tons of potential in Dr. Moller's genius, but their business strategy holds them back from realizing it.
