Whacky, no more NDAs is a very good thing as it should entail specifics, though they are still in short supply. Wending our way into big oil's confidence.... is yet to be seen as there is no order. Even an oddball guest at a party is still greeted with smiles in polite company regardless of whether or not he is merely being humored or truly welcomed with interest. I suppose it is the glacial speeds of progress that are frustrating, though some glaciers seem to be moving more quickly than QSEP in recent years. My reading the "news" that more meetings have been conducted with more representatives of more companies on more continents as well as in the US, and that great news is around the corner, could have been clipped out of numerous past releases as well. The "High Demand" phrase was simply a bit too much to swallow under the circumstances of the past years of not achieving commercial adoption and any sale. Many commercial ventures happen at a snail's pace but something in High Demand usually happens more quickly as investors flock to make money and get a product to market quickly. Yes, testing takes time, but a big monetary push that is a result of High Demand and investor confidence usually speeds the process right along as money does make a difference. Considering the price of our stock shares, I see no great confidence that is widespread beyond the small circle of shareholders. Even a bored business journalist might find time to showcase what we hope to achieve now and then, if only for filler. Having spoken to people in the pipeline business now and then, no one seemed to know much if anything about our product. I see no excitement in the industry going on. I guess it's just too hush hush?
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