Well, I agree. I've looked a little and still not through. What I look for first and always is an a repetitious borrowing via ASHER and that like. First sign of a dilution machine is the prostituting of a company to those outfits that get shares repeatedly from company management. Management lives off the proceeds with salaries and consulting agreements while ASHER and the like profit from share buyers. I don't see any of that here. Also, it appears that this company can fund it's own daily operations from revenues. They even show a profit. So far, what's not to like. But, I'll dig more. Looks very promising here. I'll decide sometime Monday, on how large a starter position I'll take. Man, two of these. Only Luck allowed me to find this. I even asked for some suggestions on the "Other" board. Gonna go thru the posts here and see what the naysayers have to say. Sometimes it pays to look at both perspectives, if valid.
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