That failure has nothing to do with potential. It has to do with many other factors such as lack of capital, lack of access to traditional funding and lack of competent leadership.
In other words the companies are mismanaged by people in over their heads and at the mercy of the penny stock game of toxic funding and the severely limited access to the amount of capital needed to succeed with a business plan.
BEHL currently fits into this category so the risk level has to be factored into the value which would keep it relatively low.
For instance if a company had sufficient funds to operate and implement their business plan for 2 years then one could look forward 2 years and come up with a value.
When a company has enough funds for 5 weeks then you can't look 1 year into the future you can look only 5 weeks and then you have to reevaluate based on any changes to the corporate structure.
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