You and I agree, not on all, but some of your points. And we both agree that the posts did have an effect, Dischino feels otherwise.

There were many companies that flew high and had no substance whatsoever. Obviously we did because we're still here and are now receiving settlements. So I disagree on the point that there were no facts to substantiate what took place in that environment. Today we are beginning to realize the potential that was revealed back then...time has gone by but the facts at their core are the same, just finally gelling.

I know that the stock will not run up on nothing, but the facts that we have so far create the speculation that will attract investors. The question is what is the tipping point? and when will it happen? While agree that it's unlikely to have a repeat performance in this climate, I've learned never to say never. Much stranger things have happened, and the facts of why are only clear afterwords. There is a lot of cash on the sidelines and some investors are speculators.

In the long run I absolutely agree with this:

"They are going to want to see a company with a business plan and ongoing, growing, predictable revenue"

Coyote