Thanks Lemas - thats comforting to know. I have been in and out of this stock since the IPO. Have seen it all the way to $4. Sold out at $2.80. Now been back in late last year at $1.95 and $1.40 and again today at the miserable price of 39 cents. Even if say half the accounts receivable can be recovered quickly this must give the price a shot in the arm. At least the company has a product, receiving sizeable orders from large organisations like government and surely this will continue. Only conern is if they have to raise funds from scared off shareholders to fund next round of orders. This will put share price under severe pressure imho.
