well, that is a very one-sided point of view. Investors have to base their current valuation on sales numbers that happened 9-6 months ago. Not very helpful. Moreover, Q4 2010 was the first operational quarter of significance as to where the company stands.
Q1 2011 already comes to an end at this time, and all we have are some percentage values with nothing to back them off. I can't put a value on this company for the very reason of lack of information. I certainly don't buy the pig in a poke. If the CEO can't see that, but claims the lack of sophistication among current shareholders as a primary reason of this dismal situation instead, it only makes matters worse.