Obviously you haven't done your homework on our CEO - his background, nor have you talked to him about where he wants to take this company - nor does it sound like you have you ran any startup company - when revenues streams are not sufficient enough to carry its operations and debt load. The balance sheet is now stronger now and the revenue streams to be announced are supposed to be bigger than anything that MSEP has now - with more to follow - all we as ahareholders need to be concerned with are as follows: continued increasing revenues, reduction of debt and the corresponding shareholder equity that results. After talking with David, and knowing of his successful past in consulting with micro-cap companies - you must understand he is running the business how he has to now to make it work for today - don't take likely his (CEO) future M/A and J/V talk - these things can be structured so that all of the ugly past of TNTI are alleviated and the revenues will be higher. In my mind - nothing will ever be done at MSEP unless it is immediately accretive to earnings and this good for the valuation of your shares. Note: If the CEO says that a deal is imminent - then take it to the bank - if not he knows that the stock price, and more importantly his reputation would forever suffer.
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