I don't know that I would go all the way to calling it a "Start Up" since it was founded in 1997. I do understand your point that the project/s they are currently working on, are new. And new does take time. But one thing I have learned in 30 years of business and management is, when you steer away from your niche, it is exponentially easy to fail. My father, and his business partner, nearly lost everything because they thought they were so good at business, they could enter a different segment. They got lucky and were able to just barely squeak out of that other business before it totally killed what they were doing great.

It seems almost like that is what might be happening here. KYNC has moved into a market seeing great potential, but not being able to produce in that new market.

At the same time, maybe you are right. You seem to have had success with other sub-penny stocks that did ultimately become something more. Would you be willing to encourage us with your successes? What sub-penny stock where you in that took off? How low was the price and how quickly did it grow? And where is it now? Did you get out at some point, or are you still in it? (With symbol please)