Is it sort of reassuring to see that now that all the pr's have stopped and the wild, emotional expectations that they generated have ceased (along with the attendant, emotional rebuttals hurled from the 'other side of the aisle') and also without financials to add variables to the mix, that finally the waters have calmed and the share price appears to hover at a relatively stable value? Isn't that what one would expect from a market given this set of circumstances?
At least the Globetel world makes a little sense now, even if it is being gazed upon from the bottom of the tank.
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