BF -- Congratulations on the new addition to the family, that's fantastic. And I hope Vermont gets a nice snowy winter so that you get a lot of business up there, to take care of all those beautiful kids.
As for EFFC, I agree with you, who knows what really happened or what is going on now with the tech, if anything. I had always thought that the bottom line issue with EFFC was the CRAM tech itself -- did it really work or not? If it did, it will surely make a lot of people rich, I thought, and if it did not, then so what?
So although I didn't really comprehend the underlying science, I inferred that the tech MUST work, merely from the undeniable fact that so many "big bucks" players were fighting over it, tooth and nail, for so long. These guys would not have gone to all that effort, I thought, if the tech didn't even work in the first place, and was therefore of substantial value.
Anyway, that was my general reasoning and that's what kept me in the stock for so long. And while I took a huge loss like a lot of others, frankly I would STILL love to see someone develop and use this technology (once again, assuming it really works) to put it into trucks and cars, etc., for the purpose of saving lives.
Maybe 10 years from now when I buy a car and the dealer is explaining to me how the dash-mounted CRAM works, I will smile to myself and think back about how this little company -- of which I was once a part-owner -- was going to revolutionize transportation with that device.
Best regards,
daveX4
News 
Market Data 
Discover 
AI
