Srvhap,
"Hey, I have no position. And I wouldn't even consider one until.
1) I see a 10Q
2) I see documents stats on "all" aspects of their site (today of what's his name is correct was not very good PR - IMHO)
3) What fortune 1000 companies are on board
4) Testimonials for fortune 500/1000 companies
5) What other sources of revs are planned (ads - who's onboard)
6) And what are their infrastructure plans.
7) What/When will these guys decide to spend more than 100K in advertising (let's see - if 500 folks sign up that should be $180,000 - what is the threshold on clients before they decide to put into their ad budget)"
If you had positive answers to all the above questions, and you factor in your "vision" of the role the Internet is going to play, what would you be willing to pay for PNLK? The difference in that number and today's closing price represents the discount you receive for uncertainty, risk, and time. Remove uncertainty, risk, and time from the stock market, and you also remove financial gain. The people who will receive an above average gain in the market are the ones who correctly assess a potential business idea before the risk and uncertainty are removed. If risk and uncertainty are unacceptable to you, why not go pay 20+ times earnings in a traditional, analyzable company with well-defined profits on the NYSE?
Regards, Suzanne
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