I agree that DNRG is not a 'scam' as that word permeates the feeling of illegality. However, 'scammy' is a better choice as many of the actions the company has conducted can definitely fit the 'feeling' of illegality.
The word I would use pertaining to the past actions of DNRG would be: Bad decisions to follow ill-thought plans. An example: Firmly touting and stating the University showpiece only to completely change course.
I guess, the word or sentence I would use to describe the company would be, 'delusional' or maybe, 'out of it's league'. I say delusional as all the management has done is over promise on what they could not deliver. Out of it's league is obvious as other companies such as GE or Doosan have blown this 'hope and a prayer' company, out of the water.
I own/invested a lot of money into this company and would like (or, better word, liked) to have seen this company deliver on at least ONE of it's news releases.
Guess the best word for an investor like me in the company is, 'future'. Will it be a total loss on investment? Will it be a break even investment on investment? Will money be made on investment?
I like the last choice best, but really, at this point the word, 'reality' is fitting and thus, (unless management can truly deliver on ANYTHING) it looks like it is heading towards mainly a loss of what's already invested.
Maybe some new investors can wring out a few .0001-.0002 profit, for me it will have to move a lot more .00's. Good luck but be careful putting money into this reality.
