Volume has really dried up. What do you make of that? Has the dilution stopped?
I must say that I'm glad that management has stopped releasing the steady flow of PR's which means that we'll probably have to wait for the 10Q. That is fine with me, I think that is the way it should be unless major information needs to be shared with the investing community and shareholders (major being significant signed deals not just fluff and every little notice of insignificant communication around potential deals).
In the next 10Q I will be encouraged by rising revenues and would love to get a sense of revenues per unit installed of the residenceware product line. Also would love 10Q to contain status of other outstanding deals such as DataFusion and Satelite Deal. Most importantly, I hope to see that the stock dilution has ended. If it has continued, I will seriously consider selling my position and moving on (without whining and making a big scene about it like some posters on RB). I have a great deal on confidence in CareDecision's business model, but you just can't overlook the fundamentals. If and when they begin to produce profits, they are nearing having just too many shares to distribute it across. Maybe, in the future they would consider a buyback, but that is too far out for me to be concerned about now.
If they'll stop the dilution and continue steady progress, I'll hang around and watch.
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