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Surely you know that what a stock trades for, especially a penny stock, has little to due with what a company and it's assets (including intellectual property) are worth. I am assuming that Dean's machine does what he says it does. If that's true then it might be worth while for a larger company to pick it up and push it through the PMA process. They would have to evaluate the device and make the determination as to it's market value, and the cost of R&D to come up with something comparable.
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