I like this part of TTMT's meeting notes,
"The company is in the latter stages with Children’s Hospitals and Clinics, Blue Cross and Blue Shield, and Message Labs. Ongoing discussions and presentations continue with two of the largest financial services company in the world, Citigroup, and JP Morgan Chase, as well as the largest health care insurer in the United States, United Healthcare. Additionally we have had serious interest expressed from the top management of the Mayo Clinic, a bellwether in the healthcare field."
and
"Management is fully aware of the present situation concerning its stock valuation. The company was originally valued at $0.50-$0.55 cents per share, or a market cap of $50-55 million. This valuation was prior to the development of some of the tools now available to clients with its service offering or the development of the present contract opportunities with some of the largest corporations in the world. For the last year the stock has experienced an inordinate amount of pressure due to short-selling resulting in downward pressure on the stock price, thus the resulting undervaluation. It is clear to management that those shorting the stock are making a bet that the company will not survive. Management is exploring all options at its disposal to deal with this issue and develop solutions that will result an increase in the share price that is reflective of the true value of the company. The announcement of these upcoming very significant contracts may provide some respite from this short-selling. Should that not be the case, management is pursuing other options that will be announced as they are implemented. "
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