OT: T123...agreed about giving investment advice to others.
Twice recently, after the Intel news runup, I took the trouble to e-mail two customers of mine very detailed info on Wave, including insights possessed only by shareholders such as myself who have followed Wave daily. These e-mails also included relevant links. One customer was a professional (successful) day trader, the other an analyst for a big investment bank. I never heard back from either of these individuals and it was clear I was not hyping the stock but merely giving good info. If people like this can't see a good thing when they see one (of course there is still risk in WAVX...that's a given), what hope is there for the average investor to make good decisions when it comes to investing in emerging-growth stocks?
This is why I would surmise, to use the extreme example, that even many Wave staffers may not have the good sense to go into their savings accounts to buy WAVX when it was $1.00.