"failure is not an option" but the same could be said for the now infamous 4th terminal issue. I agree we continue to observe signs that the circumstances are different this time around but the reality is that without a more open and balanced communications policy from the company, void of the fictional hype from a former era, the share price will flounder. 

What bothers me is that the company continues to promote the technical merits of their supposed "disruptive" IP at these high profile conventions and symposiums so one could suggest that what they claim to have is not an industry secret any more, so why are they so damn quiet. What is the risk of keeping shareholders, other stakeholders and the public at large advised on progress. I don't buy the NDA stuff, that to a large extent simply protects who is involved not the progress etc.

I cannot believe for one minute that nothing material is going on or, that no material progress is or has been made. I think part of the reason the market cannot give the company any credible valuation, real or intrinsic, is the company won't or doesn't say anything. If we have to continually wait for financial results and M.D. & A. to try and figure out what is going on then that is terribly disappointing and terribly wrong for a public entity.