LOL! There is no telling when MT will turn on. I believe we are very close, since the management of MT gave the Pacific Grove guy some idea of when they expected to turn on the product. Whatever he heard (probably what we all have heard - "end of summer") was convincing to him. He gave them $2 million for shares at $2/share.
What impresses me is how much money the management and directors have put into this company, as well as Bill LaMacchia Sr. (owner of MT). And, of course Don Monaco. And, the new directors. etc. etc.
It would be unusual for people as close as all of these people are to the info, to willingly give $$ to management w/o some idea of timing, or of the potential benefit to them. So, for me, it passes the smell test.
Only this delayed MT integration is bothersome and worrisome. I guess we don't know how difficult it all is (only thing that explains it rationally for me).
The "give-up" today (and fortunately for all of us, not that much price movement on higher volume) is indicative that the "weak sisters" are wimping out, and leaving the ship. I have always been here for the long run, and I don't see evidence for this stock being just a pump and dump or a concept stock. Real things have been happening. Has anyone looked at the improvements at nexttrip? Even that couldn't happen if there was no inventory. Just because MT hasn't got its act together doesn't imply that the product isn't real or that it may not be about to be integrated. I would rather assume that we are instead, very close. They promised a large shareholder (who wants to go on the board with his 5% holding - Pacific Grove) that they would get this done. That's enough for me. Good luck all. Buy more, don't whine.
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