RE:RE:Why are they still hereLarge capital investors would look for revenue to invest heavily in a company. The name change history, stock split questions and 3 pp in a year would make them nervous but revenue numbers would let them get past that. This one doesn't get large capital investment until it can prove the products sell. They certainly won't spend big money when there are not even products available. This doesn't see major upward moves without proving out they can actually sell the products in high volume and that their distribution agreement has actual significant return for investors. Right now they have a distribution agreement that does not spell out what percentages they earn and a supply chain that is currently not open.
Current investors are playing this as 100 percent speculation right now and all opinions on future value here are without any basis of actual data. I don't see Large cap companies playing that game.