Maybe a large part of the "problem" or shall I say basis for the various positions, is that there is probably a very different set of definitions being used. For example: SOON Does this mean by New Years or does it mean in the next two years? or is it a five year window? Add in the unknowns about the pricing, both initial and ongoing, the number of units to be sold, perhaps getting more clear understandings of what the standards will be and if PrintRite as commercialized will satisfy the standards, etc - All of these things could happen in what I consider the immediate or near immediate future (up to a year) or relatively "soon" (up to two to two and a half years) ...and by the way, I am just making up these time frames for me, not to convince anyone that they are of value. Way too many moving parts here and possibly very fast moving parts to allow for confident predictions, at least on my part.
If there were certainty to it, not only terms like soon, but also pricing of PrintRite, level of sales, ongoing revenues, further PrintRite development, new applications etc etc, then given the certainty the price would have that baked in. At .11 plus or minus, I do not think the future results are baked in. Nor do I know if this one is really ready to go in the oven just now or if it has to have a little longer for the yeast to work...all goes to time frame.
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