"According to L. Romano and I quote a whole new investor base that understands what the company has stumbled onto"
Now they are 'stumbling' onto ideas? I thought it was hard work under a clear vision that made companies successful, not bumbling, fumbling, and 'stumbling'. If there was something WE should have 'understood', I thought that's what Frisco was hired to communicate? Oh yes, he already did.
Maybe you're right, we just do NOT 'understand' what they've 'stumbled into'.. We DO know what it smells like and what our boots feel like when we step in it, though.
Once again your inside advantage leads you to blame 'pressure' from shareholders (or message board posters) for the company's public interest in selling out (to this virtual buy out -so far), and not their failed attempts at getting ANYTHING off the ground? Herda must be have a HUGE stomach ache from tasting all those 'cherries'.
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