RE: RE: RE: RE: Oh man I have to laugh... all valid point invstr_st8ofmnd, but the market is not looking at the future potential anymore as the current stock price will tell you that. They want to see what are you producing now. I agree with you, monetization is in progress, and the future looks much brighter in terms of growth. But the facts still remain, they have made plenty of mistakes in the last year and a half (whether it is by their choosing or market conditions), and the stock price reflects that today
One more point in regards to dilution. I agree it is necessary, but usually companies have a business forcast in place to see what their expenses are going to be 3, 6, 9 12 months, etc down the line vs their potential revenues. If int needed more cash, why would they have not done the dilution when the price was say in the 50 or 60 cent range? The dilution at 20 cents was bad short term. It might lead to greater growth long term. But i still maintian, it should have not been done at this low of a price.
GLTA