All the good news in the world per se can not move the price up - other than for the short run. What I see as a difference from the current good news and those p rs of the past year is that these prs of late point to implementation. Example: The ePins are the first concrete devices ready for Oct 18 deployment with potential for immediate exponential growth. I saw the ePin myself, and it was like seeing a dream come true. I believe if the Beta Test run is clear of bugs, we are ready to set sail.
However, in the mini-cap business, people want to see the money. In a sense in every mini-cap, this is the case. I wish, Mac, I could get an accurate count of the number of lurkers. There are thousands who watch this site and the R B. THEY ARE WAITING. They want to see the shares begin to dry up (so to speak) by large volumes of buying. They are waiting to see money come to the kitty. This is more important than any factor. They want to know we have the money to implement the dream.
So here is my humble prediction (merely my opinion): When we can pick up funding (in the domain of millions of dollars), when the ePins deploy, as the auction grows and our friend Mr. Grey begins to raise the IPO for 10 million dollars, then we shall rise in stock value in proportion to the significance of these events. The rise will be steady, irreversible AND IT WILL TAKE TIME, Mac. For those who want to see a $1 by Oct 15, you could be right, but I'll BETT against it. For those who hope to see real, solid growth in stock price in the year 2000, I believe that you will be happy - very happy.
Are we a sure thing. MAC THE ONLY SURE THING IS THE FDIC, but I'm glad I'm here. I'm confident, optimistic and yet realistic. Do I worrry about the price - sure. Am I optimistic of our break out? VERY!
Now, you gotta admit MAC, you can't get a more honest answer than the above in terms of what I think.
IMHO,
Manny
(Just plain old Manny - NOT the I R Wall Street Man) |
