People are so obsessed with CyberKey because it's so rare to see a company perform a self-induced melt down in real time. It really is a facinating thing to watch.
First, there's the constant source of friction on this board between those who believe JP just made a small mistake and all will soon be well, those who are beginning to have doubts, and those who either never believed in his abilities or have since come to that way of thinking.
Then there's the interaction between the company and the SEC, various strategic partners, and its customer base. This area is not very visible to us average investors. However, speculation runs rampant based on snippets of information regarding travel plans, product announcements, etc.
And then there's the company's relationship with its shareholders and its IR firm. If the IR firm has a contract that gives them the right and requirement to review every PR BEFORE it is issued (as I'm guessing any standard IR contract would), then who is responsible for the junior high accounting on the mid year and year end financials? Is there nobody in either organization that ever took an accounting class and actually learned something for their 3 credit?
This is the stock market equivalent of Anna Nicole Smith, or anything Michael Jackson or Britney does. It's become a disaster and now the quetion is can JP pull it back from the brink or does it fall into oblivion.
CKYS is a soap opera well worth the price of my hundred thousand shares or so to watch.
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