Agree. Management is doing all the right things, in fact, miraculously as compared to where this was last year. (see where KODAK sits today re touch screen success)

UNXL has seized opportunities, acquired technology and assets, beefed up management, expanded into Asia, has new customers while continuing to deliver to the old customer, have brought manufacturing in house with less overhead, and have expanded leads to another 5-6 companies. They are fulfilling their promises.

They are now generating revenues from selling product. An improvement? A vast improvement in less than a year.

What is rotten is the share price. That is a result of 3 years of hacks maligning the company daily in public forums while preying on disgruntled shareholders fears. Also, they are financed by short hedge funds who are ruthless liars.

Few longs stand up to them or call them out.

What else is new for small companies?

And while the financing to raise capital was needed, the timing with the low pps and the deal with HB further undermined the stock price. However, I believe this to all be a temporary state.

As mentioned above, tax loss selling is probably also a contributing factor, but we are heading into 2016 with a pretty clean slate and with the company about to begin a manufactuing and sales ramp, not to mention a presence at CES 2016.

Yes the PPS is terrible. I won't argue that. I'm ready for an announcement that is bold enough to get the attention of the business community coupled with management presenting to high net worth investors and institutions to focus attention on XTOUCH and its bright future.

There is a lot of money yet to be made on the upside, imo. When is the question.