I ran my eyes over both stocks and I think a lot of the choice comes down to risk profile.
AL3 has a really clear business in a market that is growing with few competitors and I personally felt it was a lower risk option than W2V whose business is very hard to gauge and subject to sudden changes in government regulation.
Your point about the CR is also well made. A CR would make W2V a losing bet unless it can come up with something very convincing to turn it around. However, @investor901 could also easily be right. If no CR comes and they can muddle their way through and hit profitability (the 4C looked worse that what it was because of timing of receipts) they could easily turn into a big winner. At the moment, there appears to be a lot of scepticism around the business model and if it quickly turned in some good results the stock could rise a lot.
Of course, that's all if, if, if. My aim, more than anything, is to avoid taking big hits. Based on that I wouldn't put any more than 1% of what I owned into W2V and not more than 5% into AL3 as a starting point.
AL3 Price at posting:
17.8¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
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