"Should" be selling for over $1 now based on 1) the management team in place and 2)the industry and all the Fed $'s out there being spent on infrastrucre improvements. (Doesn't seem like USGI is connected or big enough to procure these Gov't contracts.
The big negative has been the lack of capital to expand. Any funds raised have been at less than favorable terms, and with significant dilution to existing shareholders. Banks not lending except to the strongest of borrowers so Andy has a tough job in front of him. You can't get the stock up without cash flow and he can't get the cash flow with access to capital.
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