Eagle, nice try to keep the faith, I admire your energy in the face of disaster.
I have to disagree with your generalization and simplifications with respect to BLLN and the economy. Brilliant is exactly where it is (de-listed from major exchanges, devoid of working capital, and pretty much a laughing stock, pun definitely intended...) because of its own failures, NOT the economy. Apple just acquired Lala for $80 million (according to reports I read) in cash, proof the the market does appreciate a company who actually has a product and credibility in this industry. Klepfisz has ZERO credibility in North America, hence his retreat to Asia, where the same pattern of failed promises (or "lies" as my grandfather would call it) is doing him (and us) in once again.
And seriously, let's not get too excited about "board members", ok? It's not like Robin Kent (who, as far as I can see, has his greatest success being the croaking of Spiralfrog) is a functional director who has day to day responsiblity within the company. I doubt he is even compensated by BLLN, but do to the non-reporting nature of this company we can only conjecture.
The economy IS tight, Eagle, and banks (whether in the quasi-citystate of Dubai, or Las Vegas, NV) ARE failing, and this is because of the real estate bubble, but real companies continue to succeed. Weak ones will just die more quickly, and let's face it, BLLN didn't do well prior to the market meltdown. There is no rational reason to expect anything positive or future success from BLLN. One can feel that way, that is their right but that feeling would be based on "faith", not facts, and certainly not past performance. And I for one have had enough with religion.
AI
