You’re forgetting, I’m not looking at them wor

You’re forgetting, I’m not looking at them worst version, I’m looking at the only version, unless you think I fabricated QTMM’s failure to file quarterlies and annuals, QTMM’s filing of materials promoting the Pasaca deal, QTMM’s failure to file an 8-K advising shareholders of the revocation action when it received notice from the SEC, and the QTMM’s actual de-registration. That’s not the worst version. That’s the only version. Pura’s calculation of revenues from Innova’s test sales, Pura’s projection that the FDA would treat a corporate use of tests as a clinical trial and proceed to approval Innova lateral flow tests, projections that new generations of COVID tests using QTMM’s quantum dots were underway—all of these a speculation. I’m a QTMM shareholder, not Squires’ daddy or therapist. I’m not here to boost his confidence and assuage his feelings. I’m not here to believe in him, even in the face of repeated failures and screw-ups. I’m not his frat brother. Let his therapist, his mommy and his wife do that.

I’m a shareholder, and I’m here to see results. His job is to show me the money. So far, he’s shown me one failure after another, a handful of excuses, a shell game and a hidden ball trick. According to Schwab, my shares are valued at $0. I don’t call that a success. If you think $0 is a gross underestimate of the actual value, again, my shares are yours for a dime apiece. Put your money where your mouth is, or close your mouth.

When the double-talk stops and only actual results are reviewed, you’ll know I’m not looking at the worst case or some fabricated scenario. I’m looking at the only case. You can shut me up for a dime per share.