The point you are missing is that people buy stock in a company they see as providing a growth medium for their investment. I and others on this board view Telvue as a company with substantial future growth potential. The fact that there are very few publicly tradable shares means that when the growth we anticipate from this company occurs, the value per share will increse substantially.
I and others, for a number of reasons are of the opinion that this company has a product line and customer base that is sure to fuel the future growth in value. Recent events have shown that the company has turned around and now is advancing rapidly.
I'd much rather be holding shares in a company that has substantial growth ahead of it than a company that has finished its growth spurt and mostly retains current value, or moves forward gradually.