I think this is more complex. The word is bifurcated, meaning that it is actually split. The two sides of the split are 1) sales and revenue from sales, and 2) toxic debt. The two do not meet, that is, they have nothing to do with one another. That means that the share price is "ill, sick , dead" and will stay that way until the toxic debt is gone. The toxic debt has nothing to do with the company going forward because the company can no longer gain any significant financing from loans against shares. Use of Shares cannot save the company leaving "sales" as the only path disconnected from shares.
All of the arguments about share price are irrelevant if the company can live on revenues (and by live I mean eek out meager existence) until further sales can take place. The big product, which is the PowerMill just debuted and really has had no chance of generating much revenue yet. As it is a much bigger system (i.e. more profitable) and can compete in the bigger Power generation Markets (rather than the single SolarMill) it has a far better chance of rectifying the company. IF, IF, IF (that's the bif IF) the company can "eek on" until the PowerMill can have a few more sales, Investors will appear like manna from heaven to provide money. The debt is indeed, piddly when cast in the light of a potential big business.
SO, if O/S goes to 4 billion, an annual earnings, for example, of $4 million would create a PPS of 0.01 (at least). ( i.e. 5 billion with $5 million earnings, the same). So the point is, PowerMill has to have some sales to bring in the bigger revenues that it can do. That means selling MegaWatts. PoweMill sales are the way out. The difficulty is that they JUST started!
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