RE: RE: I'm kind of surprised we're not seeing I agree 100%. It's probably going to take one quarter, maybe two of proving that they are cash flow positive to bring retail investors convincingly back onboard. It may not, however, take a bigger fish that long to realize that YNG is undervalued and holding a lot of valuable assets that they would like to own. So, when the share price hits .50-.60 cents we could be a very attractive takeover candidate in .90 - $1 range.
Remember the company's poison pill is no longer in affect, so a hostile take-out is possible.