I have a hard time understanding the distinctions made in tenths or hundreths of a penny per share. Yes, at a lower pps I can acquire a slightly greater number of shares and when I make my periodic purchases I do try to get the most shares for the limited discretionary dollars I have at that moment, however, because I believe that PrintRite (in all its component parts) will be accepted by the OEMs who fabricate the 3D metal (perhaps other materials as well) parts, I believe that the revenue will follow and that then the pps will be very well north of what we see today. I am more willing than some to accept uncertainty about the timing of the sales and revenues, so I will wait and accumulate. At the end of the day, when the pps is north, I do not think it makes a lot of difference if I buy in at .105 or .11 or .115 or .12 etc. Yes, the absolute number of shares will be a little different, but I do not have so much discretionary money to use here that it will make a significant difference. If I were to be buying to trade in the short term, then yes, the tenths andn hundreths of a penny could make a significant difference between a successful trade and a loser. My long term focus eliminates that concern. To each their own for their own window of comfort.
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