OMG....really?????? I'm surprised MD even wasted his time replying to you.
Without knowing the value of the company, you can't figure out the value of the shares. Since GLEC is worth, on paper, next to nothing that should tell you. The sure fire way to see what your shares are worth is to see how much someone is willing to pay for them. It's just that simple...duh!!!
Some stocks grow on speculation and others on reported sales and projected sales. The only life this one has right now is speculation. It's slow to move, despite the CC's finally being issued, due to the companies history. Once documented sales are reported, that should change.
The current business plan is unique to say the least. How many companies can produce one thing and get paid twice for it?
If you can't stand the heat, sell your shares, period!!!
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