The market also seems unimpressed with the rigorous doomsday DD 'exposing' Eltron for the fledging failure that it apparently is due to potential location changes, akin to our 'BLDV Titanic', which should have tanked to .0001 according to some a long time ago. Not everything is news worthy especially when our publication cycle is about every 3 weeks, with a major-wire pr seeming to be monthly. I defer to the CEO's discretion for what needs to be mass advertised and he seems to be responsive to those with more specific questions like where is one of our Vendors changing locations to or where did we start leasing space now. All that said-the ticker continues to hold in a very steady, narrow trading channels for weeks on end in the world of super volatile sub-pennies. To your other point of other MJ Growers 'having no trouble making billions'-what: 1 out of 10 of them? 1 out of 100? 1000? What happens to the other gems? Does bankrupcy and non-compliance or buy-out spell billions as well? Have people forgotten to weigh the RISK of a business and its model against the REWARD? BLDV has carved out and continues to carve a niche in ancillary services, fee-based services, consulting, real-estate, education, etc-everything OPENLY more risk averse than 'only growing' to minimize the chances of rapidly going out of business while allowing for the opportunity to get into growing once AMS settles its funding. I like the approach and if you don't-why continue to monitor and engage this stock? Also, we all know that quarterlies come out on a QUARTERLY BASIS. Annual is.... self-explanatory. Best of luck to everyone looking to see weekly or monthly financial progress with other companies. It also boggles my mind to see people share disgruntled-ness for new ventures, strategic partnerships and deals signed: you're essentially saying "I don't want my company to continue doing business". Do your DD, weigh the potential (yes potential, not de-facto results-otherwise it wouldn't trade at .001 if it was already making millions), determine whether the PPS is over or under valued based on earnings, outstanding shares and P/E ratio, and check the quarterlies when they come out for progress.
