When they do go into production they will need alot more working capital to cover manufacturing costs. Spending the 3.5 mill on buybacks recently instead of manufacturing costs didn't prove very prudent decision making. Manufacturing competitors can attest to the costly headaches and pr nightmares of recalls inwhich most manufactures have experienced. Not to mention david's not being shy to reverse split when the opportunity presents itself. That should give you a better idea on how these factors can affect the share price in the near future. I like the prototype at the Los Angeles auto show in 2021 and have never insinuated MULN to be a scam, although david's previous tickers make you think hard about that possibility. Those factors make me hope for the best, but plan for the worst. Which is why I speak positive about the prototypes and would love to buy one and poke fun at the share price because MULN has proven so far to be a rediculous investment. Here's my favorite...david's cat.
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