Ann: Anteo Files its Battery Patent in Key Lithium-ion Markets, page-33

You can follow whatever you like, mate. I once owned a 1985 Mustang GT. After about a year it started to fall apart. I sold it roughly 1.5 years later for about 1/3rd of the purchase price. I've not once followed up to see how bad the next owner had it and whatever happened to old Sally. I never called the guy who purchased it from me and said, 'you know, it will probably drop another 50% in value if you don't get new wheels'. I guess once I move on from a bad experience I have no need to relive it or follow up, as it provides me with absolutely zero value. None. But you're obviously different.

Continue to wallow in your misery, I guess, and good luck with it. It's always helpful when you point out the SP and that it will likely go down to .01c or whatever. Your insights are always welcome, regardless of how obvious they may be to the casual observer.


One question to ask yourself, though, is what will you spend your time on if they turn it around? Mom's meatloaf?