Ok first off...please use some logical reasoning before posting. Suspicious? Pumpers? ANYONE with a lick of common sense could tell this was coming early this week. The online store opened last week. That was no great secret. Once you see that happening at the end of a week you know there is about a 99% chance of PR on Monday, when it actually has a chance to affect the market. Secondly, revenue is revenue. It does not matter at all where it comes from or what part of their "core structure" it is. If their next balance sheet shows progressive income, that is all I care about. If their zorb products start bringing in a good chunk of revenue, WHO CARES if their contracts are delayed or in the works. A positive balance sheet, with the potential to maintain it is far more important. You are stuck on a line of reasoning that makes no sense. Maybe you can't see how outside investors are going to look at this. Even if it doesn't produce much revenue at all, it gives the company credibility. A product that investors can see and verify with their own eyes. That means a heck of a lot when it comes to a stock that is trading in the sub-pennies. So there's a big MM who is holding it down and has been with each PR. Apparently you don't know what a pump and dump is, because today sure as hell wasn't one. And lastly, their "core product" revolves around construction. An industry that is unstable at best, and has to deal with contracting and a plethora of other loopholes and possible delays. If they can market the zorb products on a wide scale, that give a stability to the company that is very rare in any construction based industry. If you can't see the potential that those products have for growth and revenue you don't belong in this stock. Maybe you bought into this thinking you would see MCE green homes popping up all over your neighborhood. Either way you need to adjust your views on the company, or stop complaining. You chose to buy into this stock where you did and hold it. I chose to buy and sell based on market movement...I had shares that were bought at .008. But I saw the downward trend...did my research and when I saw that it bottomed out, I loaded up. Then when it spiked in Jan I sold off 3/4 of my shares, reasoning it would most likely go down at least a little after the initial hype. Now I'm back up to almost 2 mill shares bought between .0024 and .0027. To date I have made over 5000 in this stock that is in my bank account right now, plus over 1000 in the green with the shares I still have. I will sell some again after it breaks .0045, to both mitigate my risk as well as retain profit. It's not that hard...basic deductive and logical reasoning. I would highly suggest trying it out.
