Unfortunately, IMO, stock analysts look too much at the...

Unfortunately, IMO, stock analysts look too much at the economics, not potential social impact. The former is great given the mathematical ability (or inability) to interpret graphs but just as most politicians have no interpretive ability beyond their 4 year term, there is little cost/benefit in the analysis of social economics. Take for example the Rohingya crisis - apart from the total hypocrisy of the Nobel Peace Prize winning puppet leader, portable Clean TeQ equipment (should it be developed) could be dropped in and at least help provide clean water. This technology has IMO great potential as the fight for resources other than minerals (water included), eventuates in the future.