If you peruse the quarterly and annual reports, you will see that the stock has been issued for two main purposes:
1) Raising capital through a PPM (around 8-13 cents/share)
2) Compensation for work/service performed (around 7-10 cents/share)
For those in category #1, CYPW is an investment. They will likely hold onto most of it.
For the majority of those in category #2, the stock issuance is simple compensation. So, expect those folks to sell to monetize what they have received. Rule 144 restrictions are now 6 months (used to be one year). So, it's real easy to figure out how much stock can be liquidated per quarter from the quarterly reports. Parenthetically, it's pretty clear that most posters here have not read those quarterly reports in full. Ignoring that information is just not smart.
CYPW must generate revenue and reduce stock issuances (it looks like that is starting to happen). If they do that, we will do well. If not, then we won't. I have confidence in their technology. Harry Schoell's business savvy is somewhat limited but I hope that Harry is smart enough to listen and learn from those around him. That's the tough part.
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