Thanks for your opinion. This attitude of yours is the same I have had for the last several years. Always cheering for the BOD and yelling "Oh great what a huge potential".

Some day in life you have to look back and say "huh what happened".

I tell you what happens: Every time one thing I was cheering for failed I had something else to cheer for. When it is not the J3 it is the T4. When it is not David Pohl it is Jim Turley. When it is not Jim Turley it is Rich Goerner. When it is not the MMP it is Crossflo.

In other words: We are pretty simple Shareholders to make happy. Just throw ´em a new bone while the bod sucks in all the money.

Whenever a multi million dollar market is not worth cheering for, the bod buys a new company for a few millions and the crowd is pleased and cheers for another bright future.

When Crossflo won´t work it will be a company they buy in the waterbusiness. Hey water is so important and is the next trend...and so on. Until money is gone. What are we cheering for then?

I am not saying that hopes are a bad thing. Neither I am saying that I do not have hope in PTSC. All I am saying is that we all should start to ask unconviniend questions, quit screaming yes to every bone and stand up for our investment. The bottomline is That we want to see results before high salarys a re paid. Otherwise there wont be many bones left to eat.

Just the opinion of an unprifessional thinker that gets bad votes for asking unconvinient questions...