DTL, you have several points, and unfortunately se

DTL, you have several points, and unfortunately several errors.  But let's take the issue of a company controlling their pps.  Surely you know that that is not possible unless you have all of the capital you need, which by the way brings in the issue of dilution.  Any company needing capital after their initial offering will cause dilution, and even the initial capital presents dilution.  You do understand that, right?  Second to control a pps, you would have to have all of the capital you would need for several years to develop and follow your business plan and that plan would have to be exceptionally accurate and your accomplishments would always have to be on target of the plan.  That hardly never happens, even for companies like Microsoft, which is a relatively large corporation.  Their timing of delivery of new product can always be delayed, as does also happen to Apple, another fairly large corporation, from time to time.  And as for management making better decisions, guess what, please tell me a company that never makes a bad decision.  Quit trying to consider that Treaty, a penny stock, with that level of management, is going to be always correct in their decision making process and the carrying out of their business plan.  Not going to happen, period.  Perhaps a question for you is what experience do you have in the penny stock world?  And the reason for that question is that most stock holders who have had some experience usually always take some off the table when a stock moves up 100%, and they usually take some off the table when a stock moves up 200%, and for sure they usually take some off the table when a stock moves up 300%.  By that time, they have what you could call "free shares" remaining as they have taken their costs off the table for all of their shares.  Surely you follow that type of investing plan, right?  One of the problems with penny stock holders is far too common.  They are all looking for the grandslam homerun and that rarely happens.  Could it happen with Treaty?  You bet.  But to not invest wisely is your choice.  Complain to your dog when you made a bad decision.  Oops, that's exactly what you complained that Treaty did last year.  Fortunately, Treaty is headed higher because they have made some better decisions over the last few months.  And you have a chance to reap the benefits.  Get Ready!