Boulder has always, well in the last 6 months atleast, ran...

Boulder has always, well in the last 6 months atleast, ran independent of the markets; which is actually re-assuring, as we are looking at the performance of the business plan and less about what everybody else is doing.
As far as the poster who commented that something is happening, well yes it is. We are rapidly approaching finalisation on a MOU that by all fair accounts of what they are doing around said agreement/partnership will happen. People bought on the news in September and shorts took their profits. This company's value however is in the long term. Not to say that I do not expect this stock to quite possibly triple in the next couple months, I do believe that. But if one wants to make some real money here, NOW is the time to buy. Because quanity will not be so easy as it is now, and if this stock continues on the path it is so far on, and that being the very aggressive work by Boulder, EFS, and ANZ or is it ABS(whatever), this stock in 2 years will possibly be a 2 to 3 dollar a share company. Really.
It's not just a matter of building a plant to then sell their product, it's being partnered with a company/country working on a major infrastructure(stimulous or not)project. ABS or ANZ(again whatever) made it very clear on their last announcment that they want to do more then just this project together, and that Australia and China were strong markets for their joint venture.
And lets not forget that Boulder is half owner of EFS, a profitable auto parts maker in europe with sales to companies that are selling cars when others are trying to survive.
So, as far as I am concerned, with the exception of what happened at the beginning of this year, is at the beginning of it's move upwards.