1) The BOD themselves don't believe in the success of PTSC. Most of us own more shares than they do. If they really believed in this company they would own a few million shares a piece.

2) Over the years the only thing that has materialized into any significant revenue generation is the MMP, which as we all know is mainly in TPL's control. Most of us fell for the belief that company's would be licensing in waves for Fujitsu size license fees especially after the 336 recertification, only to be dissapointed again with the low licensing revenue. Licensing has once again stalled, in spight of recertification of the 336. Many are saying its due to the latest reexamination of the 336 but how do we know that the remaining companies figure they can just wait out TPL. They know TPL can't take them all to court. They know TPL is financially hurting. They know that TPL was bluffing on higher license fees. They know they can settle at any time for lower rates.

3) The pie chart that showed more revenue projected from PDSG than the MMP may be telling in what PTSC actually believes the MMP will bring in going forward which is much less than most of us believed.

4) PTSC has failed miserably on trying to sell any of its products and develope another revenue stream. Some were cutting edge products or ideas. The common denominator in all of the failures to date is the three BOD members. They don't seem to be competent enough to make sound business decisions wether it be management selection, investments, dividends, acquisitions or marketing its products all while they were compensated hansomly for failure. I think they finally realize that they are a bit clueless in figuring out a direction for the company.

5) Swartz dumped all of his shares or nearly all of them. He had insider information and he sold well beyond the amount that he was required to sell. He was buddy buddy with Pohl and C. J. worked for him as well. They all must have known PTSC had no real future.

6) Some of us are here with the share price at .135 and we're too far under to sell. Trapped by the belief that the MMP was or is going to somehow make companies line up to pay for a license. Some feel we sit at .135 because of bashing on this and other forums when the reality is that things don't look all that rosy.

I want PTSC to be successful and make us all wealthy but the Koolaid just dosn't taste as good as it once did. I'll be tickled if I can get out with just a $200K loss.

All the best,

Steve