My two cents worth…
Dilution is the nature of successful penny stocks… prematurely. Who cares what the product is in the minds of financiers at this stage? Just make a profit and run. And for our financiers at this point in time, the same goes. Yeah, they may think we have something worthwhile just around the corner, but the corner isn’t here yet and they’re thinking “if there’s nothing around that corner like they say there is, I don’t care, I haven’t the time, I’m getting out now with my profit.” And who can blame them? This is the penny stock world and this venue is not their first rodeo! And they are not our federal government that has pockets-full of our hard-earned dollars just dying to give away to the owner of the next discontinuous innovation that assures our military-industrial-complex is maintained and second to none. It’s not their money! Why would they care as long as they have plenty of it to give away?! And they do! Listen, they know what we have in CSpace, but what they don’t know is, yet: does it work? If it does, they design and build their own with our guided expertise. If it doesn’t, they go away with full pockets. Pretty simple.
The corner is October for this penny stock, TDCP. And around that corner better be a worthwhile object called Lab Proto 3 that absolutely must impress, if not, amaze, a number of big-name industries, backed by the Air Force… and one other thing, we better have it protected by then. Because game’s over if Mark and Co. do not have things in order. It’s as simple as that. No? Don’t’ believe me? Where will be the bounce in the PPS? We simply have to have capitalization of our product rather than continued dilution of our stock. There will be no bounce in the PPS if LP3 doesn’t impress by September 30. Game over. The bleachers clear.
But, but, wait a minute, what about our digital signage plans?
In my estimation the only thing that would buy time – maybe, and this is a big maybe – come October, is Prong II… and this is confounding, to say the least. Our flat screen digital signage venture won’t happen unless our partner(s) are dazzled with our new projection concept that, so far is provisionally patented that in essence, secures “patent pending” status. But what concerns me, is financing this venture in a “unique way.” What?! Finance what?! What could this possibly mean? I don’t know, but Mark had this to say: “Now that the Deposit Chill has been lifted, it is our intent to secure the financing necessary to successfully enter the digital signage market as soon as possible.” Again, I don’t know if this will buy us any time with our next month’s volumetric strategy due-date, but this must be good, and if it is, may be our ace-in-the-hole.
So there you have it, my assessment of our little Company to this point. But don’t blame me if you lose your bet! I’m telling it as I see it. And besides, what you’ve just read, I value almost twice as much as what you’ll pay for a share of TDCP.
AI
