Quite optimistic about the value that Dr. Musick has created through the unique patents that he has developed for shareholders. Very impressed with the way he has protected shareholders from dilution, etc. Furthermore, as I have stated here before, the patents are unique according to the scientists that reviewed them for me (us really).
My question, which I have dutifully reported here, has obviously nothing to do with the value of patents and potential business value of those patents.
The question is and we all understand, how often does one find an absolutely brilliant scientist that is also an astute business person? Therein lies the risk, but how significant is that risk?
I think Dr. Musick is at a place in his life that he will likely seek help in developing the business, if it proves he is incapable of doing it himself. Hopefully, that opinion is correct and if needed that doesn't take too long for Dr. Musick to realize, accept and react accordingly. He has done a remarkable job so far...
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