Hey Lux,
I was thinking the other day how much I liked Matthew Veal taking on the CEO role (not sure if its concurrent to his CFO role). He seems to have a really great background of minimizing bad financial contracts. Sometimes when you sign a a couple of bad deals, playing defense and getting the ship in financial order is very important so that the company can move forward to breaking even and eventual profitability. You can have great marketers (Jonke or whoever), but getting the cash flow in order is most important so I think the re-assigning of duties of all the top players within the company is great.
I also agree with you many people on this board want to believe in this company but just don't want to get too excited after what happened in 2013. I'm personally hoping the news coming is good (and won't dilute our stock positions too much).
There appear to be very reachable milestones (positive news on the debt situation, and hopefully making a profit by year end). I also want to point out that this company at its peak was $2 a share. If you bought now, and the stock got anywhere close to that, you would be a pretty happy camper.
Let us end with a great Harvey Dent quote, "The night is darkest before the dawn. And I promise you, the dawn is coming."
