The company's activities should speak for themselves. I feel we are highly undervalued at this point. It will take successful projects to prove to the public that this company is for real and not a flowery CEO. Solid PR's like the recent one about the possible funding and the next project target tells investors which way the company is moving. See that we may have access to $250 million and becoming international should open up some eyes. I do agree though that the CEO needs to care enough "about the company" to at least file its financials. I don't think many CEO's beyond the pump and dump crowd really care day to day what the stock price is at. Dennis cares that he is moving the company in a positive direction and if he is smart he is accumulating his own stockpile of shares. The time will come for the CEO to promote the stock, but right now I don't think that is what he needs to focus on. We've got a TV show to produce, international and domestic projects to surpervise, and a loft furniture line to assemble. Anyone looking for this one to sky rocket before the end of the year is just gambling. I hope it moves just like the rest of you, but for now I am willing to give them time to put their ducks in a row. The Ambrose Project is the first in line, then the Loftwise TV show, then the furniture line, then the Doctors Building Project, and now the Frankfurt Project. Tie all this together with funding and you have a recipe for success. I may not be long term on this stock, but I am not daytrading it either. Time will tell, and I can afford to wait and accumulate.
