Kgem, at this point, any positive communication could move the stock up considerably; twenty five to thirty cents would be easily attainable. We all know the story of Lantis and it is still a very powerful one. The stock is "depressed" right now because there has been no communication for over 11 months, which has caused a lot of skepticism. I have always seen Lantis as a 2 dollar stock once production began. Then anything could happen because of interest by major manufacturers in the industry (ie. GE)

Stan has obviously gone "conservative" because of some previous issues. The nine months for FINR approval to go to the BB is confirmation of that (it should have taken no more than 6 weeks). He is most likely listening to his attorney, and you know what that means-- say and do nothing until you have something real (signed) and official. If he understood anything about the obligation to the investors that have supported the company for the last year he would fire his attorney and communicate.

I have no doubt that within the next month there will be positive news (hopefully it won't be at too great a cost in dilution or assest sales), but it will at least be what is needed to get attention and move the stock up to a more acceptable value based on what Lantis has to offer. The real movement will come when production units start getting shipped. The good news is that we are getting closer to that occurring (with some additional financing) and the bad news is that it has taken much longer than it should have.

Enlightened is a private investor in Lanis's past capital raising efforts and based on his comments the other day he is somehow involved in the next round, which tells you it is in the works.

It has been a long time for the original investors in Lantis, but we are finally getting close to the point that the patience will pay off.