I agree with your logic. And I would agree with your argument if this investment opportunity was a blue chipper. But we're in the Pinks and that translates to survival no matter how you have to get there.
If anything, B is a survivor. He has to be. He's been working HNSS for 10 long years. The secret formula is finding creative ways to generate revenue. And he's a master. No doubt about that.
The Company is gaining a little momentum now with developing HNS, the HNSS buyout offer, overseas interest, Fortune 500 Distributor, and now alternative revenue sources. True, the pieces don't fit perfectly into the puzzle. But at the end of the day takeover or buyout prospects are looking at bottomline financials. Is this company in the black or in the red? Does it fit into our particular business model? Can we piecemeal the pieces out that don't fit?
B is finding ways to grow a business that shouldn't even be listed anywhere if you look at share price alone. But that's not the full story. Not even half the story. B is incredibly resilient. And tenacious. He won't give up. The latest is evidence of that fact.
I wrote a post similar to yours about a year ago. I was in the same boat. Trying to figure what the heck is going on with all this diversification? Answer is generating revenue streams. That's all it is. We need to grow to be recognized and to get a little respect from real investors down the road. In my opinion B is slowly taking us there. One step at a time.
Momentum is not linear in Pink Sheets as in blue chippers. They're a huge risk. The best formula for success is to find a decisionmaker who's willing to take any steps necessary to get us to second base, then third base, then home. IMO true long investors have found it in Michael Black.
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