Wednesday, November 25, 2009 12:42:45 PM
male1041: Truth be told, you give vent to the angst that likely resides under the surface in not a few of us. Every steam boiler sports an escape valve lest it explode from overpressure. On another note, it's been said iBoxes may be the least read repositories of information in the iHub universe. So, I reprised it for the sake of those who never saw or heard tell of an iBox. 
Think of it as summer reading at the beach. lol
Anyhow, the realization sinks in, as lowman put it, that CSMG isn't going to say anything unless it has something important to say. The principals have invested so much of their own money and sweat and defended the crucial patents so fiercely that it is impossible to conceive that something of great value and utility isn't locked into this equation. The way I see it, the quiet doesn't portend lack of substantial progress. Indeed, it's likely a symptom of progress. Were this company to now issue purely "fluff" PRs, it would be out of character and throw up an immediate red flag that something is amiss.
On 23 Sept DR wrote: We are working with consultants, negotiating with a number of medical device companies, medical instrument makers and bankers.
In that vein, during business negotiations, it's common for LOIs (letters of intent) and NDAs (non disclosure agreements) to be signed. Such letters and agreements limit what parties to negotiations can say publicly or even privately. In any case, that is my working hypothesis and allows for nights of relatively undisturbed sleep.
Happy Thanksgiving Day to one and all.
Think of it as summer reading at the beach. lol Anyhow, the realization sinks in, as lowman put it, that CSMG isn't going to say anything unless it has something important to say. The principals have invested so much of their own money and sweat and defended the crucial patents so fiercely that it is impossible to conceive that something of great value and utility isn't locked into this equation. The way I see it, the quiet doesn't portend lack of substantial progress. Indeed, it's likely a symptom of progress. Were this company to now issue purely "fluff" PRs, it would be out of character and throw up an immediate red flag that something is amiss.
On 23 Sept DR wrote: We are working with consultants, negotiating with a number of medical device companies, medical instrument makers and bankers.
In that vein, during business negotiations, it's common for LOIs (letters of intent) and NDAs (non disclosure agreements) to be signed. Such letters and agreements limit what parties to negotiations can say publicly or even privately. In any case, that is my working hypothesis and allows for nights of relatively undisturbed sleep.
Happy Thanksgiving Day to one and all.
These are my opinions and sentiments only. Take them for what they're worth. Do your DD. Buying stocks is risky!
Buying gold won't save your soul, but it might save your skin one day."
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