I think everyone is misunderstanding what I'm saying,
So I will try again.
The Stock markets have lost vast amounts of money over the last couple of month, therefore the companies have also lost value ! When a company applies for credit or a loan they have to provide collateral, as their stock values are decreased and their overall balance sheet shows a depreciation, it is harder to gain financial help for equipment, modernization, expansions and increases in wages. In some case these companies are refused loans or have to pay higher interest rates which causes the life of the loan to be for a longer period of time.
For the markets to readjust and start climbing again WHICH CAN TAKE UP 2 TO 3 YEARS, even longer depending on the company in that time there are less companies IPO'ing and willing to launch a product that up to now few see as a profitable development.
I agree Lexington has spent 15 years developing the HS and that they don't have the finances to wait another 3 year, but I never said they would. But logic says they will find it harder to launch the HS in a down market and it will be harder and take longer for the share price to increase to a level everyone on here wants to see. The average residential investor panic sells, holding cash until a return to better returns. A buyer would prefer to invest in a company that has been in business and has a track record of dividends and increased value, Ask most everyday investors and they will tell you they prefer companies like Amazon, Facebook and Google etc (even though they don't pay a dividend). Regardless of how you look at it, Lexington is a Pennie Stock, something 99% of investors avoid. Therefore it will be harder for LXGTF to break into a successful and profitable position. And don't forget the F = Foreign which is another black mark against Lexington for the average investor.
I still believe the Heart Sentry is going to be a success, but as financials and the markets are at the moment it is not going to be an overnight success, Perhaps by March / April 2019 there will be a vast improvement in the markets, although with the political climate as it is there is a big question mark to how the economy and business will be at that time. Wishful thinking is fine and dandy and even better if it works out but as it looks at the moment whether to launch or not will depend on the Economy and what prospects the HS can produce for Lexington. Because of that I will not be surprised if the Launch of the Heart Sentry is postponed for a while, They want the HS to be a successful product and after 15 years of Research and Development a little longer will not hurt the outcome but a quick unplanned launch can destroy it...
Have a nice day..
PS.
Oh another way to stop your shares being borrowed by the shorts is ask your broker to issue you the physical share certificate.
