Ann: Alexium Provides Chemistry to USMC and Evaluation Commences, page-203

Sorry instead of having a go at you.

these are my thoughts:

1. I don't see any mismanagement. management have to run the business they are not there to manage the share-price but over time they are the custodians of shareholder value.
2. I dont see the leaks - They are not in control of all the information. They can only at best control what they release. Remember that there are a whole gang of people interacting with them. The customer even has the right to privacy or to release things as well so do scientific platforms etc. Each person they interact with does not have the same agenda as theirs.
3. Personally I think it would be unfair to attribute the share price to behaviour of management. I think that they treat us pretty well they do respond to shareholder emails - wow a big tick in my mind. They do try to clarify , within the confines of a number of laws and agreements , what is going on. They have a monthly newsletter...
4. I wish all my investments had this level of communication ...
5. My advice - Dont get confused by noise - would you feel this uncomfortable if the share price was say 90c. I think that you should rather set your objectives by what you expect them to achieve and measure that against what they do achieve. I cannot think of anything worse than having toughed out the hard times then to sell and miss the great times. You yourself suggest that they are on the brink of take off.

Hang in there is my best advice.