Good posts and very well said......................
Looks like you have followed FEB for some time and hit the nail right on the head when you said "contracts" are needed to drive this stock to the next level.
No disputing this fact at all. However, they do have their yeast Products in the distribution stage in California for this year's "2010 wine crush" and hopefully they can demonstrate some revenues in the balance sheet as a result.
I think it's also fair to say, based on news releases, and the latest presentation, (posted previously) that they are in trials or conducting tests with large yeast consumers in the bakery industry.
One of their milestones or objectives is to bring a contract to the table this year with one of these large yeast consumers. Can they do it...? I like the science, we know it works, but one has to agree - a contract in hand is better than two in the bush....Opps, I mean trials......
I think FEB's reasoning behind going out and sharing their progresses to date..... is to inform existing and potentially new investors what has been achieved with the company, past and present. At least this is the way I see it.
Planting a seed TODAY, as to what has transpired over the years, and what the companies objectives are to move this forward can only be of benefit in the long run.
The more manufactures, investors, brokers ....etc, that know of this company and the science that's driving it forward....and when or if a ...
CONTRACT does get finalized, and gets publicly disseminated.... than that many more, understand the significance of what a signed contract can do for this company and its shareholders.
I am a relatively a new investor to this company, and I understand that many have following the company since inception (2003), and with all due respect, as a newbie - I am sincerely hoping the company can meet their objectives in their presentation and factsheet recently published.
Thanks again for your comments...... and I look forward to learning more. Good Luck EVERYONE.
Respectfully,
Tommer3