Do we all wish the company was more transparent, of course, but why? If the pps was .26 instead of .16 it only would matter if you sell. What if it goes to 83 cents and you sell and then it goes to $1.24, then what? Just like any other stock that you may own, you bought it because you believed that it had a good chance of going up--some work out, and some do not. Some do not work out for a long time and then all of a sudden do and some never work out. It all comes down to whether you believe that what the company is executing on NOW will cause the share price to go up from where it currently stands so you will have the opportunity to sell at a higher price--past performance is not necessarily indicitive of future successes or failures. We can't pick the day, if I could, I would always buy a Handalfull of shares the day before a big positive announcement. If you believe, you tolerate the things about how the company does business because you believe that it will ultimately work out. If the length of the process and how it is done is too frustrating, then sell and be done with it. And if you really believe and wish to put more money at risk in this company instead of investing in one of the thousands of other stocks that make up the market then go for it.
