If BCAP announced the acquisition of a brokerage, or $1M revenues from S-1 clients in their quarterly filing, or a batch of paying clients, those would all move the share price. That's the type of material news we need. That's what draws interest in the stock. Those are all items that the CEO needs to present to help his shareholders defend the company's reputation.

And yes you're right, it's hurting us since the share price is in a 2/3 trading range without that fresh information confirmed in a PR or regulatory filing. You saw last week that just the announcement of the Broadridge letter drew fresh interest. That's nowhere near the importance of one of the above material items.