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Sunday, 04/29/2012 7:21:15 AM

Sunday, April 29, 2012 7:21:15 AM

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On price vs. value, everyone here is right depending on one's own knowledge and perception of the company. There have been some corporate fumbles along the way... the CTO, some missed or over-confident timelines, etc... Oh well, these things can and will happen to anyone at some point. They don't change the rocks in the ground, but how do they influence the value of the company? It depends on your perception as to how high of a priority you place on those events.

This stock can have a tremendous upside, but because not much of that has been realized yet, it is still quite speculative, and that is what is reflected in the price. So, the fact is, I could make a lot of money here, but at these prices, even if it doesn't work out, I don't stand to lose too much money. Could probably get a third of it back, plus have a tax deduction. So how does the opportunity to make a bunch of money vs. the possibility of losing a little money affect the value of the investment? That depends on your perception, which is probably affected by your financial situation.

A lot of points to consider, so as the discussion of price vs. value continues to evolve, one thing keeps popping into my mind... If one needs a reasonable business accumen, as well as advanced studies in history, philosophy, and logic in order to understand this company... we have a problem.