First of all, it costs money to be a fully reporting public company. This is an obvious fact
Secondly, you cannot rush a Company into finding the correct opportunity. That is a recipe for a failure
Thirdly, Seth has invested more than$300,000 of his own money into the Company ($287,500 of which was invested at 9.4 cents per share)
Fourth, the Company may have a solid future and the decisions that are being made (at all times), are aimed at putting the best interests of the shareholders FIRST.