RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Peters againThis argument makes a lot of sense and imagine that it will force many of you to eat your words and exit this stock. They have yet to release anything of real value, but I think there will be a lot in the future.
Now, if this stock was a company with no revenues, no cash flow, etc. than I would be thinking exactly like you all are. However, I think there is another way to look at it and it should allow you to think in a longer time frame.
Why don't you value the company on current production? I would say if they weren't spending on R+D and other major capex, that they would be a profitable company. They are trading a little over ~2.5x sales. In my opinion, a pretty well priced stock. If more people sell out of frustration, you will be picking up shares of a company that is undervalued on current production with an option of much more. This is not a radical idea that hasn't been discussed here before, but I think it is the most logical way of looking at this story.