I am so stressed it is crazy. I realize I am luckier than most too. I bought the majority of my PTSC at .03 on a WTF, you never know buy. My very first buy was 1,000 shares at $7 (isn't that crazy), but it was phantom money in the dot.com craze. I have bought all the way up and down bring my average share price up to a little higher than today's price.

I Have made and lost a fortune in this stock and am just agonizing over it (it is easy to play Monday morning quarterback on this one). It blows me away that we are at this price point. This stock has so many things going for it right now I can't beleive there aren't more buyers. However, I thought the same thing at all points under $1. I am comforted by the fact that the share volume has been extremely low all the way down. It just means there are a few shakey hands, some day traders and our early financiers trying to get there huge profit out and run.

Today's price decline is only on 100,000 shares or so. It is a shame there isn't some (ok many) gambler's out there that think this skock is worth a WTF like I did. This is a risky buy now, but no where as risky as it was two years ago. At this price it would be so easy to load up at bargian basement prices. I hope Groener can make this following statment a reality:

"We plan to engage a new IR firm, shortly, to drive a more proactive investor relations program aimed additionally at new equity fund investors, both in the US and abroad. I expect to launch this effort in late September of this year."

I think you will find that when there is some real buying the price will sky rocket as there are many share holders like me that believe this stock is worth >$3-4 a share and aren't selling until it gets there (except for those shares my wife makes me sell on the way up as she is stressed too. A happy home is priceless.)

I hope the USPTO makes their decision soon as my stress level can't take much more. We have a great opportunity with this company, just hope more people hear aboout it and see it soon.

Long and strong,

GLTA