You are absolutely correct. We have seen many types of posters on the board - short term momentum traders, high risk long term investors, and low risk long term investors.
I think it depends on your emotional temperament - can you stand the possibility of losing 100% of your investment. I think the vast majority of people don't like the thought of losing money - that's why we have mutual funds :)
I like the idea of being aggressive - if successful I can retire at 42. If not, I guess I work until I'm 65 ...
The PRE 14A on 6/15/07 stated... To align our outstanding shares of capital stock with our existing financial condition and operations, to increase the investor interest in and marketability of our securities, and to facilitate the listing of our Common Stock on a national exchange.
The SB2 dated 6/25/07 ...stated
" "We have applied to the American Stock Exchange for listing of our shares of common stock. We do not intend to apply for listing of the warrants on any securities exchange."
Perhaps it's just me and I misunderstood the 6/15/07 filing??