Zippy101
On this board you basically have 4 types of investors
1) Dreamers - those that see a superior technology in it's infancy, and dreams of the day when it will save our planet from CO2 poisoning and free us from big oil.
We all hope that they are right but in the real world best doesn't always win.
2) Believers- those that no matter what occurs the company can do no wrong.
These are the one of the two I worry about for it here lives the upside spin doctors.
3) Fence Walkers- (disclaimer I am one) Those that are part Dreamer, part believers and part worry warts.
Those that dreams that the technology has a chance to revolutionize the future, believes that management has the ability to deliver, but are worry warts whether management will deliver (do to past history) or be able to obtain the resources to fund all their projects.
4) Worry warts- Those that no matter what the company does it is never enough.
These are the second group I worry about for here lives the down side spin doctors.
Nobody knows the future. If this was a successful company it would not be trading at 25 cents, it has just recently grown from infant to toddler. It has a long way yet to grow. It will make a lot of mistakes and make a lot of broken promises along the way.
The reality here is that it may never develop. it may take years to develop or with one major contract it could explode.
So to finally answer your questions the possibilities of what could be (Dreamers), faith in and interaction with the man in charge (believers) and the faith that two multi billion companies (Lafarge and Alstom) have shown in Mantra over the years (Fence Walkers) is why some people on this board can be so enthusiastic.
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