"Cautioning against over-exuberance does not aid the shareholder?"

Those whose exuberance caused them to load the boat all throughout 1999 would likely disagree with you.  Nobody had bought enough at .07 when the stock was trading at $20 one year later. An otcbb's place in your portfolio is a wild card, hence you've already thrown caution to the wind by taking your position.  Exhuberance is an after effect of the deal going right...see  $.07 --->$24.50 for details.

"Then you have a market philosophy which differs from that of any financial advisor I have ever read - AND it flies in the face of reality."

Earth to Legal: I'm not a financial advisor and neither are you.  Please give me the name of  the financial advisor that put you in a penny stock investment.  TIA. EDIG and ptsc are the only penny stocks I own.

And by the way, there are plenty of discussions that cover the facts of EDIG...for seven plus years now.  The only fact that really matters is that the high upside remains intact today via the patent play...the outcome is up for grabs but the IP protection efforts in the works presently are FACT, and nothing but the FACT.  While some choose to fester over management's salaries or option packages, the only real thing of importance right now is whether or not they nail down their patent efforts....(and the eVU business model too !)  Beyond that there is liekly more chat room board analysis on EDIG than Microsoft.

"It could get very exciting;"

Now you're talking. Not every positive comment need be tempered with a negative one unless you want to sit dead in the water. When market sentiment moves in that direction it's time to smile.