You need to admit to yourself that the true value of a commodity is what someone is willing to pay you for it. A house, a car, an ounce of gold, even a share of stock.
If you want empirical evidence then you need to look at the conventional indicators of a stock's potential worth, i.e. earnings per share, marketplace and market position, competition, cash on hand, and operational efficiency.
We all have bought into the potential of this company, and are now having buyers remorse because of the declining pps. Our decisions to buy were not made on empirical evidence, but emotion. Most stock decisions in this OTCBB sector are. Now "suck it up" and quit whining.
I think Alan Refkin will make us happy again.
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