Yes, I admire your optimism. That truly is great and many can relate to such feelings. People need something to hold onto and hope is one of those feelings.
Africa is indeed in need of many of the modern 'basics' the more developed countries now take for granted. Clean drinking water. Housing.Electricity. Infra structure. As for 'deserving' that in and of itself is an interesting word. To deserve one needs to earn that right.
Congo? Remember when DNRG was bouncing off the walls when the Congo news came out? The recent news coming from the Congo; reality of how the government/people operate there... and other words surface/ Corruption. Bloodshed. Anger. Fighting... Those people do not deserve anything other than what they sow. I for one would not sell them something productive (and on credit) knowing it would all be blown up or destroyed.
I too own many millions of shares of DNRG. I had/have the optimism that it will succeed eventually to the tune of my having invested many thousands of $ in this company.
I agree the price of DNRG is a good for those wanting to 'risk' some money, and that is the reality of DNRG. Risk. Risk. Risk.
Though sometimes taking risks does reap rewards. Maybe the company will develop a product, develop contracts, develop business... If they do, then I will call it a great company. Meanwhile, it is nothing but speculative risk.
