Out of curiosity, as I now understand what hospitals are using, they actually comprise of two or more units, one that generates the fluid, the other that electrostatically sprays it around the room automatically. One question comes to mind, do they have a variety of sizes of generators, so that if a hospital needs several of the electrostatic sprayers a single generator will handle the capacity, or are they purely in pairs, so each sprayer unit has a generator. Clearly the generator is also used for handheld sprayers, whether electrostatic or not, and they're used in areas like bathrooms, etc.
I know the unit isn't that big, but space in many hospitals is pretty tight, if the electrostatic sprayer when filled can handle many rooms before refilling, the idea of a centralized larger generator, and multiple sprayers would make sense. I look forward to others thoughts about this.
In terms of the way the stock is trading, I believe many are still looking for the annual and quarterly report to be filed, as promised by the company. Some people want to see such information, even if it's likely to cost them more in higher stock prices. Likewise many people won't look at stocks like this at all, tell them about it when it's pennies, they're not interested, six month later tell the same person the stock has moved from $.05 to over $1 and they'll be very interested. They'd rather pay over twenty times more for a stock that's demonstrating what it has with earnings than look at the business plan of a company that's turning the corner on profitability before it's turned that corner. I believe we're very lucky to be here as the company is moving toward profitability.
Gary
