Degreed, I'm not sure what to say....of course as I said prior that if Mr. Quirk would not have did the 1 million dollar deal our company may have been out of business by now. If you are talking about the warrants Mr. Quirk and his warrants that is our opinion each as I see it. Do know that Mr. Quirk that was the lead investor involving note M (which I don't blame Mr. Quirk either way on what he decides to do.) I figure if he saved our company and at some other time decided to sink it than he must have a damn good reason to do so.
My main problem with everything about HDC is our growing shares and of course the negative market impact with the economy and stock exchange. We are lucky if that is the proper word to be in the health area of the market as we all know it should remain a hot topic for many more years to come and if we are able to save some of these corporations millions of dollars we should be able to take or escape the massive pounding and impact from the stock market. I sincerely believe if we can do so (do more than just survive) we could just about maintain a $2 dollar share price later but if things get real bad we won't even be seen as existing at some of these meetings that corporations such as Quest and Abbott may have.
I still wonder why our stock is still under the wire and only worth as it seems to be yet we know better yet we seem to only maintain a bucket of thought and nothing more. Our share price is not where it should be when considering all the other bio technology companies. I believe strongly that the understanding is very lacking with most of our investors and to reach more people in these fragile times might be hard to do but somehow we need to explain the vast depth of our technologies from one end to the other end of the world. We are doing so with patent and other similar application but again how about explaining in a greater depth than ever before.