Jeff
That one liner stated as fact is no more useful than the one liners of KeV or Trust. It is a hope an expectation of a positive relationship between Intel, Wave, and the Danbury Chip.
I understand it as a reaction.... but the reaction includes the ASSUMPTION that everything is good and that Danbury works with TPMs and that has to be what "the team" has been aiming at for ten years.
Some of us think that, we hope that, we expect that, but can we be sure of that until the price, announcements, or events PROVE that. In my mind the answer is probably Nirvana, but I can't be sure while the price is at an all time low.
To be clear as I can be -- I've just been reading the biography of Ben Bradless and he makes the point that early in Watergate, the folks at the Washington Post had all the basic facts and everybody else had their attention on other things. It reminded me that although it feels wrong...we few are focused on Wave and we could be right without everybody being wrong -- just unaware and uninterested. We think we understand the facts we know, but certainty is ALWAYS haunted by the facts that we don't know.
I would also remind the posters about the share price or valuation dropping below limits of a buck or 50 million that all the built in NASDAQ delays makes that potential event without impact for six months AFTER it unlikely occurance. If we are not a PROFITABLE operation by Spring then we almost certainly have been bypassed by our sense of inevitablity.
Things are good, but nothing is certain beyond Taxes. (Given the potentials of modern technology, even death may not be inevitable within the lifetime of the galaxy.)
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