I'm not here to argue about this, as only time will tell (and it WILL) which of us is correct. We're both on the same side, here, I'm definitely long PGUS, but it is important to keep in mind how the market actually works.
We're buying shares of the company; the value of those shares is tied to the value of the company. The company isn't worth any more or less whether every share has sold, not a single share has sold, or at any point in between. The company's value comes from cash flow, which we'll see soon enough, when those peppers come out of the ground.
Don't expect this over 0.03 this year, but do expect it to break 1.00 in the next decade. If that's not the ride you're prepared for, perhaps you're in the wrong place, but I would never advise someone to sell this stock (even if it does mean cheaper shares for me), just buckle up and read a good book while you wait for lift-off.
We'll get there, just nowhere near as soon as you seem to think. That's a *good* thing, as it means we all have longer to build out positions!
