New Wave: Thank you for responding to some of my questions and issues, but you left a lot of them on the table when you walked away from the conversation.
Specifically, you see Wave once again at the cusp of exciting new growth.
But the share price and volume tell a different story. If it is true the market prices in everything foreseeable for the next six months--there is not much in a 67 cent share price to get hopes up--would you agree?
Why would the market action on Wave be moving backwards, when your view is things are soon going to be great?
I would think such heartening news would raise interest in Wave (vol.) and the buying would create a rising share price.
If you can explain that apparent contradiction, it would be appreciated. There must be some things I am not taking into account.
Likewise, in the past, often at Wave's darkest hours, you have seen great things coming. Either they got delayed or derailed before arrival or there is another explanation we don't know.
Would you venture a guess as to why this has happened so often?
I think many of us are confused about why Wave appears to be in such dire circumstances, if the future is so bright--if revenue from Samsung and a DoD contract is imminent.
Many of us feel a second Nasdaq delisting appears to be inevitable.
Personally, I feel another delisting would be devastating and crushing to any future chance for Wave. IMO, it would be the coup de grace.
Do you think Wave has enough time before the June 24th deadline to turn things around?
We have two months and 29 days to do so. Is that enough time?
I know you have posted the majority of your views elsewhere. Would it be possible to answer a few questions here, for those who don't read the other boards?
Many thanks for your patience.
Blue
