All three aforementioned were, and may still be, long term shareholders (with the possible exception of jimc) and attended shareholder meetings, as did many others. I still hold a sizeable position of EDIG today and ventured into my only other penny position with ptsc ownership.

To attempt to continue to pin a .07 run to 24.50 and back down on a handful when thousands of similar views were shared on several independent boards over years says more about you than them...7 years later...with zero reference to the overall markets, including the otcbb, nasdaq, and nyse.

Caution is good and noting to those who owned at lower levels to lock in some profits is noteworthy but this play, not unlike EDIG`s back in `99, may be considerably higher.

No one knows for certain but anyone who was there and was positioned for that sort of possibility had an unbelievably phenomenal opportunity to do whatever they wanted...buy hold or sell with room to stretch.

Give me a chance like that with ptsc today and I won`t hold you accountable in 7 years....lol

Opportunity doesn`t come along that often and to not only recognize it but also act on it is a welcome state.

As if 3 posters drove the stock back in `99...oh my...it was a sign of the times that touched all stocks in most markets and nothing more...except for those few who have so distorted history to soothe their souls and seek vengence...and who remain in a state of pathetic RB limbo.

Fortunately for many, most recognized the opportunity at hand with respect to market sentiment and did not error on the side of caution too soon.

If ptsc is actually for real (which I am banking on), or perceived as being real (which works too) for any length of time, the market will grant it value. Right now it looks to be on sound footing going forward. Balancing caution with risk is a tricky task. EDIG investors who bailed at a buck only to see the stock soar in just a months time might take exception with you.

The point is, no one knows for certain. We can only deal with what we have in real time.

Game on...March madness has nothing on the stock market.