RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: .10 next week woolybully, here is my honest assessment of the situation here with int. Their prospects on becoming a viable company hinge entirely right now on those elusive revenue contracts. I don't think the market is expecting anything to the moon with them to start off with, but i think they want to see various contracts with different companies for various terms, with monies upfront and spread throughout the terms.
If they are able to show the market that the can succeed in this one aspect, then you will definetly see a pop in the price. From there, i am betting that the company will put an application together for the nasdaq showing them the assets and revenues they have near term, and projections for the future hoping that will sufice in being accepted on their exchange.
Once again, on spec to the nasdaq, the price will pop. If they ever get approve, well you know where we will end up. Now i know this alot to ask for a speculative venture media play company at the moment with little to no revenues, a high cash burn rate, and a habit of not fulfilling their own timelines and promises.
But they are still able to get financing whenver they need it, and the market still trades this stock pretty nicely upward on speculation. That should give you an indication that there is plenty of hope here still. But i will agree with you on this, if the company is not able to get those revenue contracts at all, i think their prospects for the nasdaq are not good at all, and then we could be having a different conversation.
This is just my opinion, so take it for what it's worth, but still see long term prospects here, and definetly short term prospects based on the reasons above.
GLTA