The SFMI surge was probably the work of at most a few big buyers, not the generalized buying from numerous fronts needed to really take off. As soon as the big buyers are finished, the price settles back down. The bid right now is low (.002), but at least so far the sellers are holding firm at .0025. Let's hope the beginning of the month doesn't include another Iliad or JMJ type dump, especially if the big buyers are done for now. SFMI will not truly take off until we get significant good news, which presumably will include confirmation of the speculation swirling around.

As for GHDC right now, the present business model (as announced) is not sustainable- the total compensation packages far exceed the expected income from the one casino. Something has to change to make GHDC profitable- the addition of more casinos with no added salaries could do the trick. As with SFMI, GHDC needs significant good news to draw in fresh buyers.