Cougar6...your's is the most logical and reality based post.
Calypso has a number of problems that will keep it from going big initially. First, its history; poor management and parasitic ownership. Second, its current parasitic partner. Third, it is a pink sheet; large investment houses will shy away from it until it can get on the NASDAQ or other market. Fourth, this is not 2008 when investors were flush with money to throw at the next hot thing. Finally, there are a lot of investors here who will take their profits at 20, 30, 40, 50, cents because they got in cheap. But I am a pessimist. Lets all hope I am wrong.
On the flip side is the psychology of panic. The "I have to get in on this now at any price" panic that drives momentum movements. That could take it to a spike, but it will fall almost as rapidly. The final stable price may not reflect value.
In any case, it is not like like an IPO and should not be compared to one. It is better in many respects and worse in others. I believe it will make significant gains but it may still take a couple of years to realize its potential.
invest at your own risk, based on your own due diligence, at your own risk tolerance
