perhaps in theory... but of course that assumes the 2 variables, and only the 2 variables, exist in the abstract.
here is some reality depicted visually -- and underneath the happy sounding PRs here is a brutal and ugly story of rather ordinary hubris and avarice and deceit.
when weisel first IMO lied IMO to investors about how the $2.8M Cornell financing was "fixed" at $.40, the stock was around $.20 (split-adjusted) and moved to just under $.40 in the next week or two thereafter. the stock is now less than 1/8 of that, down about 85%+
compare that with some other companies that IMO Cornell helped to destroy. i can only wonder just how many of those companies were legit, and how many took the Cornell cash to fund their piggish greed, and used average investors to accomplish that.
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