"Also, if your hypothetical $300 mil was to happen over time, I would hope share price would be above .10 by that point."
That is exactly the point. The bigger the warchest the more valuable the company.
Hundreds of millions was thrown out there by the company, so as for wild speculation, I don't consider it as such, but rather guidance of some sort.
In 1999, EDIG going to $300/share was wild speculation. $24.50 was reality momentarily and today, .10 is reality, but only momentarily.
