If I may offer a bit of balance...
1) Doubling of revenue next quarter - CEO would not say this several times if he was not very confident. There may be more large orders that more than double revenue.
--> Just because he said it doesn't make it so. Re-listen to the 'forward looking statements' words
2) We will be very close to break even in the current quarter and likely profitable next quarter.
--> Only if 1) holds, and there has been NOTHING in this company's history that met SKS's projections
3) Maybe this should be #1. Joe Trippi ran Obama's social network which helped get him elected. For those of you who don't know Joe was an early WAVOID and was at shareholder meetings, COMDEX, EEE, etc. He even worked for Wave for a while helping with PR. I would guess that Joe would push Obama to use Wave's products for many gov't depts. I'm sure no one will be an unauthorized reader of Obama's emails like what happenned to Sarah Palin.
--> Joe Trippi could be good, but Palin's email was on Yahoo. Who in their right mind thinks Yahoo would have 'secure' mail?
4) Wave remains in business with no long term debt and no need for a gov't bailout.
--> Sez who?
5) Wavexpress will probably be sold cutting our costs and creating a partner to push Wave's products.
--> Would be a good decision...
6) Steven is one of the smartest CEO's I have ever heard. He is learning so much every year and remains very young at 44 y/o. He will be leading this company for the next 20-30 years.
--> I worked for a small company that grew substantially, and the CEO was smart enough to step aside while the board hired a CEO that could handle a larger company. It would be foolish to think that SKS could manage this company as/if it grows larger...he's struggling as it is.
7) We have a great group of loyal shareholders who are hanging onto their shares and buying more.
--> True, the shareholders are loyal, but I think the lost opportunities, missed because money has been tied up in this company is a bit sad, but it's you money (or it was...)
8) We have Dell, IBM, Acer, Seagate, Infineon, NEC, etc as great partners.
--> Haven't they been around for quite some time?
Accumulating for many years and have more shares than ever. No plan to sell until we hit double digits.
"Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence. - Carl Sagan
