Upper management , Brookings , Dirk Van Hining , seem to be...

Upper management , Brookings , Dirk Van Hining , seem to be getting on with business ,to me it is the board remuneration committee and some of the over hyped statements that seem to have been at odds with loyal shareholder expectations


Re Macattacks comment :
"Maybe it does require a rocket science. Looks like they have it covered to me. $10mill revenues for next quarter out of the question? Expenditure (including production costs) for next quarter estimated at $9.7mill. $6mill in the kitty and close to $3mill to draw down on loan."
You really believe COG expenditure will only be $9.7M this coming quarter when it was nearly $9 m this last quarter and you have projected a 54% increase in revenue in the same time frame , I am serious .
You also seem to have not taken into account staff corporate and admin costs which are over $2m a quarter

In saying that I do realize it is natural for a company to have negative cash flow while in fast growth phase , , but no good trying to assume it is cash flow neutral or not needing future finance or equity invested to cover that .