People are impatient and the market is not so hot. Also, the volume is really low. What is important is what those institutional investors who own millions of shares (remember the private placement last sprig) will do. Are they convinced that CDOC is going to succeed and thus are holding on to their shares or will they dump them? If they ever dump those shares they will plummet to a level of cents on the dollar. I think these big boys will hold on to their shares and that what we are seeing is nothing very important. It is painful to go through but if you believe in this company hold on and/or buy more if you have speculative money. I think we have to look to the facts so far: 1) the company has become a fully reporting firm 2) They actually moved out of the pinkheets 3) They have received some $5 million from DOD out of a potential contract of $8.25 million 3)They still have enough cash on hand for working capital that should last till July 2008 (see SEC filling 10QSB) 4) They stated they received an order for the Echoscope that could turn into a series of orders (I call this the wild card)5) All of these points make me a little more confident that I am taking a CALCULATED RISK that has a potentialy huge payoff. But as always you cannot be certain. No guts no glory.
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