Agree, it hasn't taken very much to drive the price downward, because there was very little demand. People were waiting for the distributors to announce they have made available the ALR inventory to their client base.
As that happens, the inquiry level will accelerate. And, after some six months or so of people successfully booking the ALR inventory and coming back with positive reviews, the word will get out.
At these prices though, you can probably buy up to $3/share and still be getting a bargain for that Jan-March scenario.
Remember, this stock was equivalently $5-6/share (which equals $2+/share on the old stock where so many of the directors and Pacific Grove got their stock. They were willing to invest at those valuations because they saw a revenue stream in the future that would support that price and give them a good return.
Now that the stock has fallen by over 50% from those prices, it is a no brainer (if you believe in the viability and revenue growth of their ALR product (and the dot Biz product that will be rolled out to corporations soon. That product might be bigger than the distributor product over time).
Anyway, seems that we are on the cusp, or right before a number of people are going to be made aware of this company. Should be interesting from here. It sure has been frustrating, lol.
good luck to those who have held it, and good luck to those who are looking at it.
(By the way, all of these comments are just my opinion, I could be wrong. Do your own due diligence and make a decision based on what you discover!)
