patience

When doing a deal to the magnitude of the AIM project, there must be maximum consideration and attention given to the financial package. Once the finance is locked away that deal remains fixed and is vital to the success or failure of the project. When you consider the fundermentals which have been rehashed many times on this forum, they remain in place and nothing has changed. So what if the time taken to get the best deal is extended. If you were buying an item of substantial value for your home would you go and buy the first advertised special you were presented with, no, you would research, plan, wait, get advice, wait for new models, etc and buy when you felt completely satisfied you were getting exactly what you wanted. A finance package to the magnitude
AIM is after is no different. Why take the first financing deal offered, they may be queing up to get involved. So what if the time frame is extended.
There are numerous steps in the process that must be completed and done with consideration and thought before signing all the documents.
Removing the blinkers and taking a look at the bigger picture may help to reduce the anxiety. In todays world everybody wants immediate results, particularly when it comes to stocks and shares. If you purchased this stock 12 months ago at .12cents and took a considered/monitored position based on research and being prepared to see the deveopment of the project, including the delays which is all part of a project, you would be satisfied with your share at .24cents today with a lot of upside to come. If you purchase this stock today at .20c/24c today and took a considered/monitored position once again for a 12 month period you would more than likely find your investment increasing to .50cents by April 2008. Probably in a much shorter time frame than that.
All things being equal this stock is still well and truly on track. There appears to be a sense of feeding frenzy on negativism which is fueled by a impatience.