"They all live in a world of deceit, pitching a smoke and mirrors game not even knowing what is real, while conning each other."
That's the stock market. There are no absolutes. There is value and/or the perception of value. By owning a piece of a public company you are participating in and influencing that perceived value.
EDIG is a public company that has relied on investor money to get it to this point.
Investment implies a return on that investment. The fact that we, as investors, expect the company to do all it can to enhance shareholder value does not imply deceit on anyones part.
There are business channels that do nothing but expose and promote companies for investors to evaluate.
As an investor I believe that EDIG management has a fiduciary responsibility to increase shareholder value when it can. Certainly these are times when it has good reason to get proactive.
EDIG and its patents will still exist if our trading range moves to between $2 and $3 as opposed to $0.16-$0.17. And if the market takes that stance then that is its value on that particular day, as defined by those buying and selling.
You could have followed the EDIG story and the tech without being out a dime but you chose to invest your money because you saw a story of increasing value...and it is about to happen with much less risk on the table today then when you first found it.
