Snackman: I will acknowledge a Wave 8K with numbers attached as a great first step. But one must keep perspective.
The history of Wave and the selling of shares has been based on future promises rarely if ever delivered. Wave has been in business for 26 years without a profit and during most of those years, shareholders were falsely led to believe success was coming soon.
To get excited about yet another 'future event' would be to repeat the insanity surrounding Wave, IMO. 'Imminent' prosperity led to shareholder losses of more than 98% and the wasting of nearly half a billion dollars.
I'm all for a new era and a new Wave under new management. But let's base it on execution, not more promises. Isn't that the reasonable way, given the history?
And would you agree Wave has a long way to go, maybe an impossible distance, to make the loyal long shareholders whole again?
Blue