Vystar Corp (VYST)

[uglypug]

Exactly. I think one problem with this board is there's a lot of OTC lifers with not much experience in how a real holding company is built. The time frame is longer and people get frustrated with every slight delay.

I mean they have global patents and a presence in the EU, Asia and South America as well as the U.S. They made protecting their intellectual property a priority which logic should tell people it's something valuable enough to protect. If a steady 60 year old profitable family company is embarking on this, with all of their connections and business acumen, then I'm along for the ride.