I agree with you Dew. I dont see a buyback. I think it would help if the board paid more attention as to what the CEO has said. He has so far done everthing he said he was going to do.
-- He previously said that he will not address the share structure until CBAI has become profitable. I think his statment after the Biocells annoucment, that after the deal closing he and the board are going to look at ways to reward the loyal investors. Is simply restating the exact same words from and earlier annoucement. I think he is simply trying to indicate to us that by 8/31/10 CBAI is going to be profitable. Which is VERY VERY good news!
-- He also previously stated that he has set aside 3 million dollars, to help maintain investor value.
--- a buy back using 3 million dollars - @ .001 takes 3 billion shares of the market - that still leaves over 2 billion shares. Wont solve the issue. For one, even 2 billion shares is to many. Secondly, I cant see it ever going to .001.
--- a 50 to 1 r/s would leave approx 100 million shares. IMO a much more resonable scenario, given what the likely financials will be.