Well, I agree with some of what you said. But on the other hand ECEZ has been around for a while and has the same products on their shelf for a while, and if it was that needed by the consumer, which would boost up revenues, I would have thought that would have happened by now. Maybe they need to find a different sales strategy, or they need more connections in the retail department to get their product out there and known, or maybe the product is just another one in a million toilet bowl / septic tank remedy. All I know is this should have been at a higher price point than it is now considering how long they've been out there with these products. Also on another note, even though they are tradable in their category, there are a lot of stocks that are not tradable (but you can sell them) that are now actually starting to go sky high because the fact that nobody can buy them so the shares are locked in. I've seen companies with nothing that would constitute a company, go from .0001 up to almost a Penny and this is been since the new rules came about... I've known in the past that stocks that have potential, sometimes go nowhere, and stocks have absolutely nothing going for it, go somewhere. So all of this strategy with putting the right pieces of the puzzle in place, don't always equate to a higher price point, or a higher share price for investors. This thing will move when this thing wants to move, and has nothing to do with good news, change of status, or the sun coming out on a rainy day. There are people that move stocks in the direction they want, and hopefully we are all lucky enough to catch in on the ride. I'm just waiting for that part to happen, I bought what I'm going to buy, and there's nothing more for me to do but just wait.
