Replies to post #838 on Moller International (fka MLER)

[j5mith]

For anything significant to happen to the share price of MI, something concrete has to happen.

There needs to be proof that the most recent deal actually involves money, rather than just being the most recent fantasy deal to try and make the company look credible. And the longer things go without proof of this, the less credible the deal is.

Or, the company could actually fly one of their craft for the first time in 15 years, and demonstrate something other than just hovering for a minute or so. MI claiming that they're the technology leader is looking more feeble by the day with the number of other (well funded) companies that are getting into this space. If Moller doesn't fly something soon, then they will be irrelevant.

Or demonstrating that the patents that they hold for rotary engines can actually be used to produce an engine with the marvelous performance they claim for it. Why has this extraordinary engine never been demonstrated? If they're going to do anything with the patents (U.S. patents 6325603 and 6164942), they had better hurry up, because they expire on December 17, 2018.