Good job my man. I haven't seen this one yet. I've read a lot of those documents from the isreal team but that one seems newer and more detailed. Clark, I encourage you to read these. It really clarifies what I've been saying about how this is not a "base model" NIPU. They have been making it actually applicable to the real world. This is the real deal. They are delinquent on filing, but they will catch up. At least they always file eventually. Most pinks can't even do that. Many are even based out of a po box. Have you seen the headquarters? It's based out of the same building that one of the uber headquarters is in. It costs them a lot of money to be based out of a reputable building.. in a very reputable zone as well. Kristul is actually doing a good job. Other people have had this tech since 03 and have done nothing with it. It takes years and years to bring this to market. He is doing it. Ppg and Industrial Finishes. Yes, these consultants require a lot of money to, but it must have been worth it. I don't think just any Joe blow could have inked a deal with PPG or any of these other partners. We have incurred significant losses. This is just the stage were in. You can't just start making money. It takes millions of dollars and years to make this all happen. It wouldn't matter who tried to bring this disruptive tech to the market, they would have encountered the same obstacles. I think the progress is fair and the company is legit. It may take a while before we hit the mega millions in revenue, but if they keep progressing as they have, the company will soon be valued on future earnings. I'm figuring 50 billion OS to be safe in a year or so. Even if this is the case, trip 1 should prove to be undervalued even then. That's 5 million dollars. Last year we made 200k. This year, they say 2 million, I'm expecting 1 million. Next year I would expect 2 to 4 million. In 5 years, we could easily be over 10 million in sales or more. There is value here even if the rate of progress maintains at where it is now. Just over a year ago, there was basically nothing but a product. As I say, there's been a lot of progress. This is the real deal. I guarantee someone, or a group has been loading this one. Once volume and sellers dry, they will take it up, not until then though. There is about 10 percent of the Common shares on the ask at two. They will slam those as well, eventually. Right now, they don't have to. With every passing day, more peeps get impatient and emotional and sell. The smart money just bid sits and gets the at 1 for a discount. Until this stops and all weak hands are through selling freebies, we sit here. Volume has to dry. It has showed signs but not there yet. If we do get a huge spike, this may be a chance to take some profits into that. I would assume that if it gets too high, they would slam it back down to accumulate more. They will have plenty of ammo to do so. At this point, trip two would likely become the new floor, and a reloading/consolidation phase could likely reoccur.
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