As I've been saying, there are two parts to this.
1.) The Business side
2.) The Market side.
DDing this company everything comes up sound. It's real. The AOT is on the largest energy project in North America so STWA has a great chance for success.
Success by way of earnings on the business side takes forever and a day. If ever. Personally I think STWA will be very profitable someday. SOMEDAY!
The market side is where pump & dumps prevail & good companies usually fall short. I think for a few reasons.
If management knows how the markets work, it's much easier to cash out on the market side, rather than killing yourself trying to create a successful business.
From my experience the guys with the market knowledge, focus all of their energy on the market side & do nothing with the business side, which in essence creates the typical "Scam company".
The guys running a real business hardly ever have the knowledge of how the markets work. Therefore they focus all of their energy building the business, thus falling short creating a successful market side for their shareholders.
There must be balance.
Thinking the company can ignore the market side completely. Only because they are a real company & have confidence they will deliver big one day, spells disaster.
Instead of over compensating by going dark to prove you're not a pump & dump. Just run the damn business & report what you are doing. This isn't difficult. It really isn't, unless you make it difficult.
Put out an investor letter about PEG like Cecil did. Put out a PR about applying for a patent on the Joule thingy. If you are in the process in any way of making additional AOT's, talk about it.
Where are you buying your steel? What new agreements have you made? Release as much as you can, as often as you can to protect you shareholders & your company because right now STWA is directly in harms way.
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