Agree with you Grande, the business is focused on one product and its accessories. At some point, the FP will either reach critical mass and a deluge of orders will come into the company or it will struggle until something comes along to take its place. Longs here believe that the orders will come and that the struggle is close to being over. We don't know if the day-to-day sales are significant but we do know that the OS count has remained the same for quite a while. It is obvious that they are being cautious and frugile in their operation costs. They are not putting the cart (a high profile CEO) before the horse (the ability to pay for a high profile CEO). IMO, the company is concentrating on its sales force and increasing its distribution outlets. Once sales projections look favorable using current sales numbers and a conservative growth factor, the company will be in good shape to either hire a CEO or have leverage to demand a modest price for a buyout. One thing that was telling to me was the recent find by a number of posters of the gloved FP. At first I thought it was just a FP being worn over a glove. After reading the patent information, a gloved FP is one of the options for the FP. Maybe it is already being produced. I am still not sure because they haven't updated their website with the FP integrated into a glove so my jury is still out on whether it was a FP over a glove or integrated, at this time. At least we know that the FP is flexible enough to be worn in cold weather comfortably. It is clear that the company's focus is not on worrying about the day-to-day ups and downs of their share price. They are in the field making sales calls and letting the future SP take care of itself once they land their major contracts. That is why this bickering about daily highs and lows is only meaningful for those playing the daily ranges. Sure, it is good to buy as low as possible and that is why, if you think the odds of success are good, the bashers don't really bother you a heck of a lot. I have given up on "protecting" newbies because there have been times when I have been gung ho for a company and may have been moderately contributing to newbies buying shares that have lost quite a bit of value. I don't want that responsibility anymore and do not encourage anyone to buy this company or any pinky that do not have fully reported audited financials. It is my choice to do or die by my own decision and newbies must look at these boards for what they are, a den of thieves mixed with well-meaning advocates or detractors all vieing for a low cost basis to cushion them from economic losses and maximize their gains. It's that simple. Everyone here is buying and selling shares either short term or long term. Even the infamous bashers. Everything is a game on the BBs. Some people play nicer and have better rules of conduct and ethics than others. Indeed, even this post has a positive spin indicating my personal desire for people to hold their shares. That's a fact and it is strictly for my own gain that I spin it this way. Albeit, with the hopes that I am looking at the odds of success correctly and that the joy of success will be shared. Just remember that the longer we go without news, the more emotions will come into play for selling. We are all in a hurry to reap our rewards and are conditioned for more immediate gratification. Knowing that is an important asset when checking your reasons for buying or selling. Breathe deeply, count to ten, then look at what is in front of you and ask yourself "if I was just now looking at this company, would I buy in at these prices?". What is the value of the patent? Is there sales growth? Look at the distribution network. Is the OS remaining constant? The float is unknown but is that as important as the market cap in evaluating the company's worth? Our current market cap is just below $3MM. IMO, the patent alone is worth more than that. You do the math and glta.
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