To quickly give a real-life example which could offer a track...

To quickly give a real-life example which could offer a track that MST could conceivably follow: Invision was a $5 stock in early 2000 when I got the tip on it, bought a good bit and cashed out nicely in 3/2000 when it ran from $6 to $9 in an hour - thank you day traders! Naturally I got back in too soon, saw it sag to around $2 over next year+, but obviously a micro-cap defense co with a speciality in airport security was not a bad place to be when US market got reopened after 9/11/2001 and it became a great stock to hold some/trade some over next 2 years. The end result is detailed in this link:
http://www.ge.com/files/usa/company/investor/downloads/sharpeye_press_release.pdf

My point being that if the metrics of the GE purchase of Invision for 2500% for those who purchased 3 years earlier at the bottom is relevant here, someone will buy Metalstorm at a future date, once the production of their tech is proven and making money. Prior to that potential future event, lots of money to be made holding a core position and trading smaller position. And as astute people posting on this thread have noted, an even bigger payday is possible. I temper that possibility with this example, because MST can grow many fold in market cap and still be taken out by a multinational corp and and as we all know, the share price of GE is much lower today than it was in 2004 when the takeout occurred.

Good luck to all