UPB, that's a good point and I'm glad you made it. Perhaps that can salvage the PPS from hitting rock bottom. We'll see.
Steve A indicated that the restricted shares were in fact, restricted for 1-2 years. Now, how is an investor supposed to take that? He also stongly communicated to me just a few weeks ago over the phone that the last 300 million shares released into the market were enough to tide them over for awhile. So, I'm rightfully ticked to see the e-mail today. At the very least it should be accompanied with a humble apology to faithful investors that have been faithfully promoting his company. Instead, we're getting shafted.
And that's the problem. Steve Aronstein committed to bringing the PPS of SMAS back up in the short term (4He can confirm this, but his target price was .0020).
If Steve A. was honest and sincere in his commitment to raise the PPS, he is doing the exact OPPOSITE of what he needs to do to raise it.
Actions speak louder than words.
Investors serve to hold the CEO's of publicly traded companies accountable for their words and actions. That's what I'm trying to do here.
steve.aronstein@somatics.org <-- he could use the accountability, friends.