Well written shooz. Nobody really knows anything which in my opinion makes this a lot like gambling. Here is how I see it. I am too busy to go to Vegas as much as I would like so instead I turn away from my normal "sound" investments and go to the pink sheet stocks and take some risks. Yes the odds probably are not in my favor which is why I invest in several pink sheets but the returns are better than you can get anywhere else. I think we can honestly say that it is very feasible for this stock to hit $.0025 even without an amazing break through since it was there six months ago with practically meaningless PR's. So you throw down $5,000 and get 50 million shares or even if you were to buy at $.0005 (if it ever gets there) you get 10,000,000 shares and you are looking at getting a return of 5 - 25 times your original investment. Its kind of like playing roulette. We know the odds are against us but there still is a chance and that is what makes it fun. The only difference is the roulette wheel just spins longer before we find out if we won or not. But where else besides Vegas can you get 5 - 25 times your investment. This does not mean I don;t do my research because I don't want to just throw my money away but it is a lot higher risk than my normal stock purchases. So to all the people who ask "is it worth buying more?" I would say if you got the money then yeah throw some in. If you are planning on using next months mortgage payment then the answer would be a definite no.
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