At this point I'm still quite hopeful.
I think there is some real potential here. Will the stock flounder between 3-5 cents for the foreseeable future? I doubt it.
The size of the bids during this uptick has been impressive. 700,000, 400,000, 150,000... someone is not afraid to catch a lot of stock.
I could be wrong (and I've been wrong before), but I've put some fairly serious capital on the line. I think its possible that over the next 6 to 12 months, we could see this stock appreciate multiple times it's current price.
Do I think the management is trying to turn QPWR into a real and profitable company? Yes. Yes, I do. In fact, I do not doubt it.
Do I believe the Venture Capitalists that have provided the funds to buy the composting companies have bought into Management's plan? Yes, I do.
It may well be that the worldwide marketing license with Agrarian Technologies for Organic Bio-Stimulants (ABS) will be the quickest route to revenue and profits, but I think that if the consolation of composting companies continues, our 20% ownership of the controlling entity, EPH, will be a compelling factor in indicating share value.
Venture Capitalists participate in ventures like this for one reason... TO MAKE A PROFITABLE RETURN ON THEIR INVESTMENT.
My Sticky Note post still stands... there is here the potential for Q2Earth to participate in the consolidation of the soil engineering, composting industry as well as introduce a natural and effective fertilizer to a world that is getting chemicaled out.
Watch for opportunities with those you trust.
