crux- high risk or too expensive?, page-12

Waiting for the value to come is what all holders are doing.

1. Problem is that the "value" is a highly debatable figure - no different to selling any other asset in that at any point in time it is worth what someone is willing to pay for it.

2. The other key word is "waiting". For how long are we willing to wait for the "value" to come.

We will all have different views on what would be a satisfactory financial gain within our own reasonable time frames.

The right course of action with crux (or for that matter for shareholders) will of course depend on what our views are on time and money. Different views on success and failure will depend on your views on these 2 key things. I for one matter am sick of waiting and would willingly give up some money for time - i.e. an acceptable crux price now would be preferable to a top crux price in 2 years time.

Are there any shareholders out there who are not frustrated by the repeated expectation of serious shareprice breakthrough and repeated failure to achieve it. And i am sorry but hitting 41 cents for one day doesnt do it for me.

I believe in this stock and wont be selling at these levels but at some point real soon management have to get the market's attention with a good deal soon and forget about the great deal later.