The stock price does seem to reflect the current condition of "sales" by the company, at least as far as we know. It will be interesting to see if any actual dollars have been received and processed for the Israeli and German distribution agreements. And, if not, why not? In these troubled times some communication and transparency can help to calm frazzled investor nerves. The whole rap/hip-hop situation has been a real dissapointment to date. I agree that there are some "game-changers" waiting in the wings and hopefully at some point they will be allowed to come on stage and start wowing the crowds. It is worth my while to wait for these things to come to fruition--I sure hope I won't have to wait too much longer for some/any product to actually start being sold--I'm talking about the new stuff like KR Beer, Topless, Glory, etc. And yes, Patrick Kenny's words about not needing the iconic album to drop in order to release product do ring kind of hollow right now, so, for me, his credibility is under a cloud these days. I have no idea what the record label/promotion folks are actually bringing to the table, as I have seen absolutely nothing from them. I wonder when their efforts are supposed to kick in. I sure hope that a year from now I am kicking myself for not taking advantage of these distressed share prices. At this point I'll settle for a little positive sales and promotion action and a resulting small bump in the share price--something even in the twenty's would at least soothe me for now. In the meantime I'm hoarding what cash I still have and piecemealing it out as I sparingly keep adding shares from other "distressed" companies--I guess I'm always believing there's a pony in here somewhere. So far that approach has just resulted in wading through a lot of manure! Good luck to all!
Lee
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