Vader
The flaw in your logic is that the DoD will know that the DoD will make us viable. We in turn will make their investment in TPMs viable.
We've all discussed this over and over. A simple fact some of us are right and some of us are wrong. 2008 will sort out who belongs to which group.
Obviously, there has been legitimate arguments as well as falacious arguments on each side.
As I write this many are too afraid to support the stock. Others see bargins once again. As I read the "talking heads" it seems to me that the hockey stick of understanding is having an impact. More and more of the tech press "gets" Wave. Brokers are not going to tell their clients to buy the stock until the numbers GUARANTEE that they won't get into trouble. Thus we are stuck in a downward spiral. Some might call it a spring.
Revenue has increased from $6,000 to millions a quarter. There is no reason to think that won't continue. Most of us are disgruntled with the company for having taken us to the dance before the decorations were bought to say nothing about various promises about big bands. Still, most of us believe that the Band is now warmed up and about to rock and roll.
We've said that enough times that it seems absurd, but just because it seems absurd does not mean it can't be true. I've bought a lot of lottery tickets that were worthless. One was worth a new kitchen range. Buying some lottery tickets for a buck twenty five doesn't seem like a crazy idea to me.
Most lightening strikes don't hit people -- that doesn't mean you should go out on the golf course in a thuder storm. I'll keep believing in Wave as long as Dell and Intel continue increasing the ease of obtaining their products.
Bitching feels good, but it is not productive of anything but fear and anybody who is fearful and still invested needs to, as has not been said for a while, sell to your sleeping point!!!
Mrs. Weby suggested last night that maybe some of this selling is folks raising money to buy gifts while they can! :)
AI
