RE: We'll Run To .25$...Sure, the market capitalization of this company is much higher than it was when NFC was trading at 2 cents when Q1/03 was reported. BUT, it doesn't matter because they continue to issue MORE and MORE shares. NFC could be worth $1 billion some day. But if there's 50 billion shares outstanding, each share will still only be worth 2 cents. Also, when a company that would have made a profit swings to a loss based on the pay of it's CEO, THAT IS A PROBLEM. When a company continues to increase the pay of its executives, even in the face of poor share performance, THAT IS A PROBLEM. And, a brief run-up to 12 cents does not count as exceptional share performance.
Your numbers are certainly facts. But they do not make sensible arguments.