Yet here we sit, at the level we sit at. I'll keep it real with you. All the preaching, and trying to show how well management can run a business, and how well accomplished these guys are, and who partnered up with them means squat in pinky land. If they were really the crew that some would believe that they are, they would have been private, had solid funding and backing, (not the Asher types), and would have put out the dgu's on the hush, then went public at a later date. Going straight to the big boards. Notice that there are quite a few companies doing very similar things with big name partnerships, yet they are private. That means they have the financing in place and don't need to solicit money from OTC gamblers, I mean speculators.
Me, I'm in it for the long haul. I like the idea, not so sure about the management. but I'm in it till bankruptcy filing, or 50 cents, which ever comes first. Like I said before, reminds me so much of another play that I just recently exited. Psi* partnered with Boeing, but still a big gamble!
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