Back in may of '11, when the pps spiked above .02, I suspect those involved with the company thought the same thing.
A couple of months later, when the pps fell below a penny, I similarly suspect that they thought the same thing.
Now, a year and a half later, it appears that there has yet to be fruition to today being the day.
While I can't eliminate the possibility of any future day being "the day", perhaps there ought to be some recognition of history repeating. I guess that attitude makes it possible to take on the admittedly difficult task of diving day in and day out. Those who spend their lives in this manner have my applause as it's certainly not a form of employment I would pursue.
Does anybody know if any of Mel's family has invested in Sfrx?
From my perspective, if a major winner in the salvage arena invested in Sfrx, it would provide some, IMO, needed validation to what I view as a pretty big long shot.
Kind of like if bill gates bought a piece of some fledgling computer company. All of a sudden the company is on everybody's radar as the next big thing.
Also, to those with experience in Sfrx's type of diving, I noticed in the video that the divers used tanks. Would it be more efficient if they used air hoses? What's the relationship between extended bottom time and lost time due to decompression?
All, IMHO
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