The price of a company is a mix of fundamentals and supply/demand. There's also a contrast between value investing and momentum investing.
It seems obvious but should be clear that this stock is trading on the OTC. That implies somewhat more risk given listing standards here as opposed to national exchanges. That being said, if you look at what this company is trying to accomplish, their current attributes exceed the vast amount of OTC companies and seems clear they have higher aspirations.
Accomplishing that isn't instantaneous. In order for you to obtain your holy "shareholder value" is, in turn, also not instantaneous. The company is young but has attracted capital and operational success. One drawback of operating a public company is the perceived, or in your case mandated, drive to deliver results quarter-to-quarter. In many cases, especially for a company this early, that kind of mindset would be very detrimental to long-term success.
It really sounds like from your daily harpings of shareholder results, you should really be targeting mature companies that are known for dividend growth (AT&T, PM, MMM) or perhaps some hi-growth tech company (RUN, TDY, ENPH).
Really, what are you looking for? And why do you keep pounding the table and screaming "shareholder value" for this company specifically?
This is a pretty young company with lots of potential but a fair amount of risk and the shareholder value that the company is trying to bring should be seen as the long-term type and not overnight rags-to-riches.
