Of course there's a glimmer of hope, as there remains some value. All I'm trying to point out, and have been since last year, is it would be wise to temper expectations. I've never thought STW was attractive, mostly because of it's heavy reliance on the Pipeline Repair and Maintenance. The idea, and subsequently the company, was born in the most opportunistic of times, severe drought and energy boom. During that time, they bled cash quarter after quarter. When that changed, they were doomed, and it's very clear by the share price, the market agreed. I honestly believe the executives, whoever it may be, that are running this company, are sucking every bit of cash out of STW, and plan on leaving investors, employees, and business partners left holding the shares. I was really hoping someone would reply to my post yesterday countering my claims against Paul DiFrancesco. What has he done, and more importantly what has the company done, to warrant such generous compensation packages to him?
I really would like to see it work out for you as I believe you are one of the few, very few, who are actively invested in STW. That being said, I've never been here for anything other than debate my opinions of the company. Not a shareholder, and have no plans to become one. Best of luck.
