POB, It's been said many many times to ,"Not fall in love with a stock". Contrary to that advice, many of us have "fallen in love" with PWTC.
Whether that is a good thing in this case will be determined in the future. The concepts are fabulous. No doubt that is why you bought into the company.
Is there shortcomings and has there been bumps along the way? Of course. Look at the budget and the task at hand.
What we do know is that the test results have proven successful. Unfortunately, life isn't always fair or timely. This company has been trying to do the best it can to get it's products to market but has been met with skepticism and an ailing economy. As indicated by the last PR, 10Q, and Wolf, things are looking pretty good right now. We're a little short of details right now but they are forthcoming.
My point is, why dwell in the past? Why crap in your own mess kit? Why antagonize those who bought for the same reason you did but choose to remain in love with the concepts and potential of PWTC?
Let's see what unfolds from Sweden. I believe Mr. Meyerfeld has done well for us.
Thanks Lyons for today's second good quote, "Adopt the pace of nature: her secret is patience."
dfh
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