I remain confident that at some point in the not too distant future, when something positive does happen, many will look back at the price this spring and wonder why they didn't buy more when the price was at .20 and below.
I understand all the frustration, so no one needs to remind me how many mistakes and missteps Solomon has made. I've been here for a long time, and have seen them too. But at some point, even poor management decisions can't keep a stock trading at 50% of earnings from rising to a more reasonable level. If Solomon does nothing more this year than keep profits steady, and avoids further dilution, we will be trading much higher by year end.
That appears to be happening now, ever since the 10K was released. I've been buying on weakness when I can.
In the past, we have always been surprised with failures to deliver what was promised, and it has killed confidence. We are due for a surprise to the upside, of some sort. Filing of the F-1, for example, would be a very welcome surprise.
