to put this all into perspective, just think how many investors would be happy to buy at .10 for a 10-bagger or more.
If those investors have to pay .10/ seems perfectly reasonable that they should: -see some revenue (MIsland) -see some proof that the company can turn an acquistion into a revenue generating product (MIsland) -have some assurance that the company can mangage it's debt (non-dilutive financing) and -have some lease development in process (also via non-dilutive financing) so they can perch themselves on a message board and speculate on the next range of valuations
Of course, my investment return will increase by 100% every time the pps goes up a penny, while the 10-cent'ers will see 10% return for every penny etc etc.
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