None of that stuff matters. Most OTC companies are in debt. In the OTC, it's not about hard facts. It's about speculation and about volume. Someone flipping from .0003 to .0004 will make more money than someone flipping a stock from .01 to .011. Right now, I'm seeing this thing take 50% swings on a daily basis, and of course there will be those who buy high and get scared out. However, there are some buying low and holding, realizing there's extremely low risk here to buy some shares this cheap, or buying low and taking profits. The history of this stock doesn't matter...the history of any stock is useless. No one "invests" in OTC stocks. They simply play them.
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