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Stayer and Stormer

Well said!

It was said Ralph Waldo Emmerson:-
"Build a better mousetrap, and the world will beat a path to your door".

That's mostly an example of intellectual horsecrap and ill founded or no longer relevant business theory.
(It might have worked in a small town or village in the 1800's, but not today)
It makes sense, but it doesn't get the money prize.

If the potential mousetrap customers don't know where your door is and or how good it is then you'll die poor with a great, but unknown mousetrap.
Nothing! But Nothing Sells Itself!

Marketing and sales makes the world go round.  
Not a better or the best product or service.

The share price of BGT and it's one step forward and two steps back price slide, reflected by its current market value clearly indicates as well as demonstrates the the ability and skills of our illustrious Board of Directors.  

The market has spoken and it does not lie.

I too think the BGT technology is fantastic and has great "potential", but I see nothing to tell me this in a meaningful, instructive or exciting way from the board.

Furthermore I can't for the life of me understand why the board, office and administration of this company is in the Melbourne when it was founded in, the operations, farms and most the majority of the shares are currently owned and originally backed by West Australians.