They let their option to purchase land in Kankakee, Illinois expire so I assume they no longer plan on purchasing land there. Their main two sites to build plants were in Kankakee and Ogden. I don't know what their plans are now with the Ogden site.
I see you just recently made your alias on Investorshub, have you been a shareholder for a long time?
I actually do not own any shares currently. I have been watching this stock for over a year now and thought it was a great buy back then when yahoo had their one year target estimate at $36.80 per share. I was never planning on buying back then, but was instead waiting until their plants were almost finished, now I don't know if anything will ever come of those plants. I am really glad that I did not buy back then because I would have lost about 90% of my investment.
Because I still don't see how AENS could be valued at approximately 20.5 million dollars or 50 cents per share, I don't think that this is a buy until it drops considerably more. I have a feeling that a buyout agreement won't be consumated until sometime over the summer, which may or may not be less than 50 cents per share. Once it drops to around 1 or 2 cents per share (my guess is that it will be close to that in April) then it will probably be a buy based on what news happens between now and then.
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