Although I share your concern, I actually went the opposite way. My target was for late 2015; but I've now pushed that out until 2017. If it takes 2 or 3 years for a stock to double, it's still a great investment. I believe that, between their PrintRite3D offerings and contract part manufacturing prospects (not to mention other prospects), that is the WORST case scenario with these guys. I think they have the chops to do much better than that but my worst case numbers make me feel safe. If folks loose their patience, I'll buy their shares...and yours ;-)
My "hockey pool" prediction back in May was that we'd be at .22 upon the release of INSPECT. Boy, was I off! Now that I have figured out, what I consider to be a realistic rev/earnings from the nozzle, I've reset my expectations for a longer ride. I believe a huge surge may be possible soon with the right news...ie when we up-list (which I believe WILL happen regardless of a reverse split), but am prepared for declines as well.
Although I don't think the LEAP nozzle by itself will generate staggering income, I've previously indicated that I believe it is getting way too much hype. It's one freaking part. There are other 3D printed parts in engines already. I'm banking on the "contracts that follow the nozzle". Sure, the nozzle would be a great first step but it won't make us rich. It's the next 10, 20 or a hundred parts that will.
Long, cautiously optimistic, and looking to average down
Cheers!
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