Alea: The last point in your last post is the most relevant--that about the value of an idea/technology/company/potential--right now, Wave's value is just about $3/share and may decline further without more announcements showing deployment/revenues are at hand.
Maybe you would agree that our future trajectory depends on some combo of contracts and revenues. Without reciting my shopworn laundry list of previous Wave announcements that bore no fruit, it seems were it not for these past transgressions, the Street would value us much higher these days.
But, I am certainly willing to go forward from this point. Intel is a giant, especially with the other guys allegedly poised to jump in. As usual, the devil lies in the details.
Without engaging in protracted argument, you seem to have oversimplified our route to where we are. In your dichotomy, you seem to omit the many missteps mgt. made. But, be that as it may, it is not the past, but the future that beckons.
My point was we should be realistic. Let's acknowledge the difficulty in getting to this point. Let's celebrate a bit. But let us not overlook the difficulties that lie ahead.
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