Well said, SkyHight2. I would add in response to the previous poster that the reason Byron cancelled the conference call (CC) is because he had major news that he couldn't disclose. When you have lots of things on the move as a company then the CC would only create more confusion than cancelling one because as CEO Byron cannot legally say much to eliminate risk for his shareholders.
Besides, in my view, Byron is giving you every hint you need in the form of his actions and the placement of his PR. First he brought on the lead technology officer from Shell Oil. You don't get a guy like that who is ready to retire unless he believes something can happen to make it worthwhile. Next, he informed us of the reverse split in order to get the company trading on a bigger exchange, and that he's using one of the best firms in the business to uplist the stock. At first I was disappointed by the reverse split, but really, I'm not holding this stock to sell it at $10 $50 or even $250 per share. I'm holding it for the future valuation of the company and for that to happen the RS had to be done. When the company is worth many billions then I will consider selling, and it will not matter that I have fewer shares because the valuation is what's most important. My shares by then will have split many times and be worth an absolute fortune. Shortly after that he followed up with fantastic PR of the positive testing results (reassuring to me). Finally, they did the reverse split and released another fantastic PR about the planned sample for diesel--an actual demonstration in public! These are the very things I've long been waiting for. Sure, it's a different path than anticipated and with a less fantastic product but a more stable one with provable results. In the big picture these are the very things I've ultimately wanted. Beyond that the details are meaningless.
A couple of you mention to go back and look at the PR from a year ago. Even so, things are different. A year ago they didn't attempt to up-list the stock. A year ago they didn't have successful commercial standard test results and they didn't have a product that they could demonstrate in public.
I'm betting (I'm invested) that the next thing Carbon Sciences announces will be another significant step forward and that it will be a surprise from what you might expect.
One last thing, the value of this company is not based on revenue right now. It's based on a game changing idea and the very talented and credible team who is bringing that idea to fruition. An idea, by the way, which is currently being tested and has shown the best possible results at nearly a third of the way through the testing.
That said, let there be doubters. Every great product and idea comes with them.
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