RE:RE:RE:RE:Those 230 machines should be producing revenue any day now T4H is right about the trading yesterday, I doubt the volume had anything to do with Macy being in Toronto this week, except maybe someone at Raymond James deciding to take a small position at these levels. T4H is wrong about the PP though, they aren't looking to raise money, instead he was here looking to restructure the debt - which is REALLY needed - and I haven't heard if he was successful or not.
I'm encouraged by one fact though, and that's the amount of stock that Canaccord has purchased since June 1st - 684,600 shares (over 45% of all the stock purchased during that time), and have sold only 179,700. They have always been the firm who has been closest to the company, and I would expect that they would be the most up-to-speed with how the company is performing.
Continued revenue growth is essential, as is a favourable debt restructuring. These two things combined should hopefully get the company delivering positive cash flow.
VeeP