The current Price Per Share (PPS) times the number of outstanding shares is the value of the Market Cap for the company, which is quite a small number strictly due to the PPS. The Market Cap is temporal but does not define the company. It indicates the banker caused mess. Indeed, traders are not touching WSTI because they cannot possibly profit in this mess. The banker can only run out his warrants and then must stop. There is no need for new toxic debt as the company has sales and known investor interest (worldwide) to keep from repeating the funding necessary for start-up. There is already production of units in India for orders as well as the existing ones in Indiana.
Investors have INDEED touched the company as they funded a plant in India and are in talks to fund and build another in Northern India. There is a lot of interest sitting on the sidelines waiting for this banker to finish. If I have the story straight, there is ~$1 to 1.5 Million left on the Convertible Note and I am sure that can only be paid at a rate with fixed daily limit. (I don't know what that rate is so I could calculate the time left to retire the note.)
Investors are indeed currently under water (I am one of them) but will POP out when the Note is paid as that is the ONLY force driving PPS down (i.e. there are NO traders!) Please notice that there ARE INVESTORS as there are ~4 Million shares exchanged daily. That means they are being bought but not traded because there is only one seller and investors are buying shares at the bottom. Either the company goes belly up and ALL is lost or it recovers from the NOTE and ALL begin to heal. From these low prices, healing will happen rapidly just because they are so low!
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