You may be proven correct in your opinion. However, even if the Rubicon at the university is a success and the price bumps up (this is what I think will occur also though .30 or higher is a bit optimistic based on the number of shares outstanding)
It is obvious market sentiment for DNRG is not good at the moment. This has been shown by all the missed dates.
The question is, how can the company raise the capital needed? They say they need over 3 mill this year. Wages have not been paid. They have no cash.
For a publicly traded company selling stock is one venue, loans another, or buyouts, or a lot of conventional means to gain capital needed.
For speculation only, the following are the scenerio's I see based on what I know as an investor in this company:
1. Buyout or merger - 0% - .02% chance (almost nonexistent)
2. Financial backing by a sound financial institution 20% -30%
3. Authorizing more shares to be issued, such a number to be 2 billion plus - 10%
4. A positive action such as the actual deployment of the Rubicon at the University stimulating the current shares in price. 90%-100%
5. Financing by 'less than good terms' 60%-80%
6. A plan of the coming deployment of the Rubicon at the university being successful, rising stock price, and loan by a sound financial institution 60%-80%.
7. A plan of the coming deployment of the Rubicon at the university being successful, rising stock price, and a new investor prospectus combined with a R/S 75% - 100%
8. Bankruptcy and complete closure of the company 1% -20%
We'll all get to see what happens in the next few months. This year for DNRG will indeed be interesting. Maybe as an investor I'll make some coin, maybe not.
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