XPE Charts, page-11317

"On a failure to commercialise idea Xped is worth no more then $10m IMO."

I don't doubt what you say here, however, barring some unforeseeable catastrophe, if that was to ever apply to Xped that point would still be a long way from now:

1. Several major commercial agreements already signed. I won't go into them. You just have to read announcements.

2. Physical production of ADRC chips by major licensee who already supplies millions of chips to Apple, GE, Phillips, etc, now very close. Don't need to elaborate further. It's all in the announcements.

3. Enough capital in hand with realistically projected revenue in the near future to ensure survival over coming months. (As recently described by well-informed analysts on HC, who have also taken into account some of the poorer decisions that have been made by the board.)

Last time there was a major shake-up and sell-down to 2.9 cents, with more than 400 million in one day, it turned out that management had no idea what was going on and were just out there doing their stuff.

Until Xped does turn up a revenue-bearing announcement that kind of volatility and negativity will obviously keep happening, with large holders exiting.

I'm not suggesting anyone should buy while we don't really know what's behind the current selldown, however, luckily, no matter what is happening on the market, or on the HC forum., there is no known reason to think that Marty and the team aren't just out there doing their stuff.

Commercialisation is a tricky and expensive business and takes an unpredictable time. However, Xped are now very far down that path.

I'm not an experienced investor but my experience in product development and commercialisation keeps me confident in what Marty and the team are doing.