Yeah, gone are the days when people rabbited on here about...

Yeah, gone are the days when people rabbited on here about moisture powered bulldozers and self-powering aeroplanes.
(And also gone from this forum are most of the names that did that rabbiting on. Were they the actual pump-and-dumpers who created an opportunity for those of us who were awake enough to realise what was really going on, and from whom the directors took a windfall profit - because it was there, NOT because they created it? Had I been a director at the time, I would likely have done something similar myself. I wasn't, and I didn't, but I'm not going to spend the rest of my life whining about it and trying to blame someone else for my lack of awakefulness.)

But you can't deny that (amidst all the unquantified, unexplained ramblings in this morning's announcement about "power management" devices, etc) they HAVE made SIGNIFICANT progress in a field that was totally unknown and unimagined, less than three years ago.

It won't reach those dizzy heights again on THIS announcement, but I'm with Mosabdullah on this one - prepared to continue sitting on my hands and waiting for a few more months. IF next quarter's announcement reports further substantial progress and development, it will probably precipitate a sustainable price increase, with possible expressions of commercial interest from external parties.

If I believed the directors are in a closed loop of experimentation and incomplete development, without any intention or ability to eventually commercialise something, I wouldn't still be here. But I AM still here because I don't believe that is the case. When that day comes I might even spend some of my new-found wealth on a plane ticket to Perth so I can crack a bottle of something with bubbles in it with those whose persistence made it possible. That's a nice thought to look forward to that I didn't have when I went to bed last night.

Mr Pig.