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Gannp, I think most investors have invested in the potential of the technology. Those that chose to stay away have perhaps weighed up the technology with the (recent)management and considered it not worth the risk.

Quite frankly, as a shareholder I don't feel at all like this company values its shareholders. We're an inconvenience to them. The poor communication out of the ESI office reflects that, as have management's capital raising strategies of the past. The last decision to really affect the shareprice (and shareholders) was the Tincom deal. I think the explanation to the market was a one or two line piece of spin, but the shareholders have been left wondering, "what happened?" What a joke.

Quite simply, Gannp, not enough people in the market take ESI seriously, and even though I'm a shareholder, I don't blame them. Until ESI get some market place respect, it's just going to be more of the same.