Yeah Abew, reverse split topic brought up by Speed back around the time we had our D-Day* count down clock running (*Delisting from NASDAQ, 30 days below a buck ($1)).
10-to-1 seemed like a plausible survival play. And our open shelf had everything from intellectual property to janitorial supplies on the table (still does, but we're in a healthier place).
My post was in response to Cannon's recent reply from an opinion request loaded up back in June. He took his damn sweet time replying there:). Desparation play like a 10-to-1 consolidation was only brought into my post to frame the posts with a point of reference.
We'll have to disagree on whether it's possible to do. With our "Open Shelf" offering status and "Generally Accepted Accounting Practices" guidance, navigation and directional controls used daily, IMHO, anything's possible.
Hell, we got our first profitable earnings report due out in December. ½¢ or so Earnings Per Share factor, but what the Hell? It's earnings!
Houtheman modeled this rise and plateau we're in at current moment. With positive earnings and no other breakthrough news, $5 pps viable by New Year's, My humble opinion. And $5 for longs like me and you is meager/ humble by any means.
Sanjay's latest reply had a REASONABLE ascertaining of achieving sustainability by 2020. Need patience for this reasonable growth model.
Yip has been posting on recycled PolyEthylene Teraphen8 or sum shit. Parkmart and I are waiting on Coke and Pepsi to add our joy juice to their beverage bottles. I would expect announcements there to provide real surging for us.
Pharmaceuticals are pushed BACK TO THE FUTURE, DoD back there too. I'm staying long with Jim Hayward now. Stony Brook has returned as a viable investment for me vs. sunk ship.
IMHO, we'll have a relatively impressive growth rate from here, not the BLAST OFF or GUSHER we'd been hoping for. UNLESS, wouldn't mind a multi BILLION $ buyout. Don't see a blast off any other way.
Our analysts brought this into conversation with the skit on "Protective Measures In Place to Prevent Hostile Take Over" starring Jim Hayward. And Jim had previously allayed our concerns on Sabby's possible arbitrage leveraging methods. They're none existent.
Nuff of my BS
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