copi has lost 50% per month, since the pump to 0.11
The only 'sideways trading pattern' we see, since the pump,
is, ~sideways-to-down 10% for 4 weeks,
followed by almost straight down 40-50% in the 5th week,
with only 1 useful flipper upswing since the January pump.
So, we are also waiting, for the next 40-50% copi crash,
which is due in about 4 weeks. Until then, copi should
just keep drifting down about 5-10% per week.
And, it makes sense, because no more SEC Filings will be
due for 4-5 weeks. And, according to copi's own
projections, it should be another loss. Even as the
2 top-copi guys keep 'deferring' their salaries.
Probably due to lack of cash, that's needed to pay
All of the other copi 'staff' , which consists of
4 more employees, in a 9000 square-foot office,
according to copi's own 10-K.
What could they be doing in there. Verisign does 85+% of
all of the useful work at their own place. And, Verisign
makes nothing but profit, while keeping ~50% of All of
copi's 'revenues'. While copi just keeps losing cash.
The copi-Verisign 'partnership' is great.
[For Verisign, Only.]
And, don't forget 'Moore's Law' . The price to have a
computer do all of the work of bouncing telemarketer tries,
off of a do-not-call database, will continue to drop 50% ,
at least every 18 months. Moore's Law is so reliable, for
the last 40+ years, since computer chips were invented,
that it is the basis for all new computer R&D.
For example, if a researcher discovers a new way, to make
All Computers TWICE As Fast, the Computer Company won't even
bother to work on it, if it can not be developed + tested,
and out on the market, Within 18 Months.
Amazing, but true. [Just google "Moore's Law" .]
extra, Sincerely.
But, just our opinions, based on facts, as always.
Averaging-down is profitable, for shorters, only.