Everything you mentioned is true, at a high level for a typical company in a normal environment. Not for these guys, they had good traction for sales before these corrupt FTC geniuses tried to squash them. The product was at Home Depot, which produced their own video about it's merits. I believe GD has more info on the potential sale they were going to lock with a national home builder or seller but due to the case that was cancelled - no one will touch this while a government supported case is going on. So to your point about not having sales, that will or at least should change when this case is officially dismissed by the courts and IVDN claims the win. It will take time for all of this to unfold, and sales to ramp up - the CEO kept IVDN afloat through all this last few years so I don't expect shareholders to try and push him out, in fact he will probably get more support now. I'm one of the shareholders for a lot of years, like GD, and I know many more that hold a good chunk of IVDN shares. I'm happy with the report the judge submitted and but I also understand that this was just step 1, it will take time to re-build what they have lost. I would like to see some of those international consultants that signed agreements with IVDN before or while the case was ongoing to now step up and find some international sales to start us off. Hopefully we hear something soon from the CEO, but I wouldn't anticipate anything until the case is officially over.
