Vulnerable to hostile takeover at low prices?
Meaney must hear some complaints by former Preferred Share owners.
A couple years ago, Meaney thought enough to trust Henry Silcock's plan to get the stock price by buying out the Preferred Shares-- it worked. Then stagnation, except for the one day of the Penny Power groupies running up the stock price, and then the large buy-in by Daniel Zeff-- and then more stagnation in spite of excellent Quarterly Reports.
HARDLY ANYONE KNOWS WHAT THE "MIKROS MINDR" IS OR DOES. IT IS AN AXIOM OF BUSINESS TO GUARD TRADE SECRETS TO KEEP COMPETITION AT BAY; OTHERWISE "THE GREAT IBM" MIGHT EAT OUR LUNCH. HELL, WE DON'T EVEN HAVE ANYTHING FOR BREAKFAST.
More conceptual information is necessary on the Mikros MindR.
The one most recent Quarterly Report statement by Pres. Mark Malone comes close and seems to hold some promise, but I wish it had more force, more confidence, i.e. "Brace yourselves for a massive rollout."
But, crickets are not helping the stock price.
