RJ.....to some extent I agree. What you cited are the type of items that investors who are more trained in big board stocks would be factoring in more heavily, because the fall from much higher prices would be inherent. But FASC is not a big board stock; its a penny stock.....and should be compared to other penny stocks at this point, not big board stocks.
Large investors who are more tuned to penny stocks can and will make investments in companies like FASC, when they balance out the items that I posted with the items that you post, and then value the stock accordingly.
I think most rational investors would have FASC valued at least two times its current market value at this point, and probably higher than that.
And that is before any new sales announcements.