Hi Everyone:
Currently, assistive technology companies are privately owned and operated.
Some derive teir capitalization from venture capital sources.
Well, in recent times, I have been wondering what it might be like if any of
these companies could become PUBLICLY TRADED companies selling stocks that I
can, if I have a few pennies to pat with, invest in. Wouldn't this bring
down the prices of adapted technology devices a bit? And, wouldn't the
capitalization make it possible for these devices to be made available on
the shelves of such computer warehouses like CompUSA, BestBuy and others and
thus bring down their prohibitive costs a bit?
May be in real trouble for daring to propose the foregoing, but I am just
trying to THINK ALOUD? I wonder what Humanware would say to such a
proposal?
Sincerely,
Olusegun
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