I have not been a shareholder as long as you, but it is my understanding that before the FTC lawsuit they were selling a couple of national chains and had orders for millions of dollars from major home builders. The company transitioned from making clothes to just selling the materials.
How high was the share-price then vs, now?
My interest in the company is the science of the unique manufacturing process that nobody in the world has anything close to it. To me it is a Goose that lays Golden Eggs. It is a small company that really has the opportunity to dominate a multi-billion dollar industry, ONCE it is free from the litigation.
This is a different world than 16 years ago, in terms of why people will want this Insultex House-wrap product. It is more than just, (and the just is still major) saving the cost of more insulation, it is about saving the Earth. There are many countries around the world that has allocated major funds, to upgrade the housing of their people, and if this country has the intelligence to do a major infrastructure program, with respect to the Climate, why wouldn't the US invest in this product too, and demand that all new Govt. construction use this material?
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