We can only go by what is announced and what they do. I've had stock that sat for months without one share trading. It was completely flat, the sellers wouldn't budge. It stopped before it got down to .0004 Then it took off like a rocket. A couple forward splits later and I made more with that stock than any other I've had, I still own it. More often than not people sell out because there is no movement or volume. In those cases the company stalls and everyone loses. Camelot has a few products to sell now. A couple years ago they didn't have much if anything going on. Yes they made some deals to build the business. Atwell had a few other things going on besides this business. But while building they make a little and spend more. So Profits are minimal if they are there at all. As I said before to "Whatever" It can cost more than its worth to have a company come in for accounting purposes when you know you were flat. That would just be more money spent that you didn't have. When they start making money they will bring all their financials up to date. I don't know why some people find this stuff so difficult to understand.
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