Myer - I can't fault ECU's management for the way they are conducting themselves and running the company. This is a very positive investment story and patience will, I believe, pay off. The "market" is only interested in making money and we are at the very early stages of ECU's progress towards being a profitable operation. The time value of money is at work here, in my opinion. There are countless investors who will only buy a stock when the company is either generating cash flow and profit or is very close to doing so. ECU is not seen to be in that stage of its development. It then becomes a matter of timing - how long can the smart investor have his money tied up in a money-making company while waiting to jump in to an ECU at the right time? Once the market, or a sufficient number of players, decide that that time has come for ECU I believe we will see the share price move to the levels we early investors are convinced it is capable of. All IMO.

And to you Coach - don't stop posting here please!

Cheers!