Operational history and balance sheet commentary is far more valuable than Monday morning quarterbacking. It proves that a company's status is understood and that an informed decision on whether a company is or is not worthy of an investment can effectively be made by any given individual. Stock performance, especially on the turbulent and dilution-laden OTC, is frequently not an accurate representation of a company and is but a single datapoint... not THE datapoint. That's the difference between a flipper and an investor. The mindset and expectations of the two are very different... and very differently communicated. To focus solely on share price is, in my opinion, not allowing an effective analysis of the big picture and the market at large. We seem to be looking at an undercapitalized company that needs capital from good sources (as per the balance sheet, the company's operational history, and the debt schedule.)
