Yikes, burning charcoal? I wonder how long that will be legal. Make sure the coals are gray to avoid that hydrocarbon flavor.
Strange times. For me, I like the technology, I like the way the finances have been handled to this point, I like the patents, the ability to go from design to working device quickly and the industry contacts. Devices are built and tested to the highest industry standards by a small, but energetic and brilliant team.
I understand the hyperfocus on the stock day by day, but the only way to get where stockholders want to go, is to be where Torvec is today. Lots of people seem to think they know how to sell something to the auto industry. Maybe other business experience is relevant, but probably not. How many stockholders ever met an auto exec, much less sold them something that required retooling? It's easy to spitball and whine, I've done it, but as a workable plan very little posted anywhere that I've read would have done anything to move the company closer to a deal. I'd give the whole Torvec team credit for pushing ahead when a lot of attacks were thrown at them. When badmouthing the technology didn't work, they made it personal. That part of the game I guess, but here we are and it's getting close to the time where everyone will have to show their hand. Should be interesting, or horrible, depending which side of the fence you are on.
Big money, lots of agendas, desperate moves, some who 'risk' will win big, others will lose big. We are part of an operatic story. In my opinion, even the smallest stockholder is part of a company that will change the transportation industry around the world. How big, how long it will take are the questions of the day, but isn't it fun to be inside the gate? Wait till Torvec steps up to the plate. The world will be shocked, the detractors will be quiet and everyone will see what we have been talking about. Cheers. EOM.
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