My comments on a couple of your points:
"I think the problem with CPRK price per share is that the company is not giving serious investors any reason at all to keep their money here."
Even if investors wished to purchase shares, with the current share sales restrictions, this may not be very appealing to either potentially new or existing share holders. Most folks will not do a bunch of research to find some broker that will allow sales so that they can throw good money into what has obviously been a black hole. One of the reasons you set up your accounts with a broker is because they provide you with good service and you have a sense of trust in the way they conduct business. It's a contradiction to go elsewhere so as to invest in a stock with nearly 90% losses to date. It's not just a case of looking for the light at the end of the tunnel, it's also a question as to exactly where the tunnel is. I do not see the tunnel in the darkness. How about you?
"I think this stock could explode upward fast with a little good news."
So long as that good news does not include resolution of the share buying restrictions amongst many of the common brokerage houses, there will be no explosion. We are currently in the stocks, meaning the old colonial wooden ones holding our necks and wrists.
It's pretty obvious that no amount of cheering or taunting will change the course of events at this time. If I thought that it would, I'd be rah rah all over the place. But there is no joy.
AI
