"Someone who bought shares of Circuit City, which cost $5.75 before the one-time retailing bellwether announced it would close, would have been better off buying a four-pack of AA batteries.

The company is now selling furniture and fixtures from its headquarters as it liquidates."

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Something to be said about being lean, mean and profitable in these times. Much more likely EDIG will double, triple, quadruple ,etc its pps from here than these giant corporations shaking off their losses any time soon considering the burden they are all facing.

EDIG's turnaround is happening NOW and it is still in the pennies. Hard to imagine some of those $60 stocks, now selling under $5, making their turnarounds this year or next, considering what is happening.