Interesting. Right from the article you linked to, right from Warren Buffett's mouth:
The value of something can be determined by its output.
That's cash flow for companies
Since erhc can't even afford to file financials, it would appear that erhe's price near zero directly and accurately reflects its value. Hope this helps.
Put another way, near zero is what erhe investors pay, near zero is what they get. Listen to the message of the market; its been 100% spot on, dead right perfect about erhe for over 5 years. Then listen again in a few short weeks - I can guarantee it won't be saying anything about dollars for a share of erhe other than how ridiculous that idea was/is.
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