RE:For what's it's worth Personally, I dont see taat surviving for 3 quarters. Lost 115 million so far, 25 million last year,
3 million this year, had only $276,000 last quarter to fund ops and pay 8.5 million in CURRENT
liablites, went bankrupt in USA, admitted it could not fund start up in Austria, failed with patents,
admitted it had reduced money for marketing, sales and investor relations, not to mention problems with ADCO distribution
So all in all, IMO, its a dream to think taat can suddenly make a profit when it never had a profit, and how will it to it ? From 1400 lbs of chocolate sales ? Come on, give me a break.