Your earlier post came across as "whining"... perhaps I mis-read it. At any rate, I don't disagree with anything you posted. It's time for Sunncomm to grow up and behave like a real company.
As for the investment community... they are presently ignoring us as we are not on a real exchange, but you are correct that if they were looking at us they would not play here until they could see some transparency in what management says vs what they do... that's just how the game is played.
Since I know Peter and have great respect for him and what he has accomplished to date against seemingly impossible odds, I suppose I tend to cut him more of a break on some of these detail issues.
The dilution was inevitable frankly... with zero revenues how do you keep paying the bills as well as aquire new technology? You issue stock and sell it. The shorts know this as well and also know that the lower the pps is the more dilution there will be each time they have to do this... it's referred to as a "death spiral" and is a well known technique that short hedge funds use to assist them in driving the price down.
The shorts are real... whether you believe in them or not.
The SEC is too busy protecting criminals in the system to care much what Sunncomm is doing. The only time I could see them getting involved here is if we actually came up with a way to hurt the shorts... then you can bet they would be here in a flash to defend the right of non-regulated hedge funds to defraud shareholders.
Honestly, while Peter may have come up short on a few items over the last year it is not he who controls the pps but rather the hedge funds.
For the record I have not been here for 4 years like you, so my patience meter is probably a lot higher. I first came in around the .07 level before it ran to .40 cents for a nanosencond, whenever that was.