Although you make a valid argument, I'm looking at the single most determining factor centered around this debate: the PPS. A year ago, the PPS was @ .01. Today, despite the company's numerous strides listed by many on this board, the PPS is .0017. That's a considerable decline by any standards. Is the company gaining momentum as you point out? Not according to the market.
I won't address the buyout offer as I never saw an S8 filed and will simply consider it a distraction. For what purpose, I'm not certain but a distraction nonetheless.
Since you had similar questions a year ago, would it be fair to ask why despite higher recognition, overseas interest, fortune 500 distributor and alternative revenue sources, all of which were added in the last year, the PPS has gone backward?
That is what concerns me here and I suspect that the perceived lack of focus by management is at the root of the systemic drop in PPS.Sure we can blame outside forces but the key lies in what the company ultimately shares with the market. I personnally don't abide to the notion that MMs have an axe to grind with one company or another.
I would very much like to believe that revenue generation is the driver but companies that grow have a core business from which they grow. Generating revenue is the byproduct of business plan execution, not the business itself.
All that to say this. HNSS could benefit from a focused and targeted business plan and less from the distractions that have nothing to do with that plan. If the PPS is any indication, the path the company is on is clearly not sustainable as the market has already rejected that argument. I wish it would refocus so I could stop bleeding money. I obviously didn't mind the risk, now let's see some reward.
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