So unless BEHL can make a fortune instantly, they shouldn't be in the algae fuel development business? Come on. This is what we're investing in. Of course, $60 a gallon is too much right now. But if crude oil was discovered today, what do you think the cost would be to convert it to fuel?
There was a time when recycling bottles and cans wasn't cost effective. Now waste disposal companies make a fortune with recycling.
It takes time, public buy-in, government buy-in, processes, infrastructure... at less than a penny a share, that's the deal right now. What I believe is that over time, the cost will come down. Waaaay down.
I do agree that BEHL could still suceed in the supplement arena, which right now yields more profit per gallon than fuel. I think BEHL has assumed the imperative of getting off of fossil fuels and is investing in a better future for the US. But they don't have all their eggs in one basket.