These "execs" have absolutely NO experience in this type of business. They were software men. And does anyone know under what circumstances they left their supposedly cushy positions at eResearch? Why would anyone go from a company with a substantial market cap to a garbage removal company with no new visible contracts and revenue problems. Remember they've had to cut staff to a minimum and have had to look for SMALLER premises at which to do business. And if that isn't bad enough, some of these "execs" work from their homes with NO support staff. All the "good" news has been disseminated. My question is: what happens to the pps when there is BAD news? And there will be bad news - it can't be all good as painted by the mercenary publication "Biomedreports". Please try and look at both sides of this equation. I'm LONG at 0.026 and hope this goes up for a quick trade. But insofar as this hitting .80 in the near future - that's a market cap of approx. $800 mil given the O.S. if calculated at 1 billion. Even at 600 million it's a ridiculously high figure for a company that can't maintain their headquarters and staff. I look forward to their next PR. If it's not soon, the pps will continue to decline. This is my opinion, only.
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