I agree, it's a real company(I'm 30 minute drive, and plan to take a trip over when showroom is up and running; CEO thought middle of march when I spoke with him last week). The float is a little high but there is no dilution and CEO has no intention of R/S.
Since every tick up from here is an additional 100% gain, the share structure is pretty much all relative here, especially since shares @ .0001 probably account for 80% or more of the float by now. So if everyone that buys at .0001 agreed to place a self imposed trade restriction on 60% of what they own for 2 years to give this a chance for growth; it would effectively drop the publicly trade-able float below 1.5 billion. If everyone further agreed to not sell anything below .0005, it would take some time and patience, but @ .0005 everyone could at minimum get their entire initial principle(not including trade fees) back selling just 20% of their total holdings. This would still leave 20% left for some profits now and some left for a rainy day later and a chitload left as an investment down the road, or a tax writeoff if it all falls apart later from greed and manipulation. At 1.4 billion, the float would actually be movable on a couple of decent volume days and a new base at .0005-.0007 would be a good start.
I know it is a definite stretch with the general frustration of some and greed of others, but it is a somewhat of a lotto here so I guess a guy can still dream.
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