UMD, thanks for the explanation. Fact is, a few PRs, unless absolutely stunning, will not change things IMO. If the very positive news of late can't do it then why would this? Everyone keeps looking ahead positively for some silver bullet to prevail. And so far it hasn't. EWSI is in the grip of something, someone very capable, very focused in intent. They will maintain the upper hand till a flood of new investors overwhelm their strategy. Hence the Catch 22. If they hold the PPS well below .10 then the "big boys" will never rush in. If they manage to continually show unstable PPS movement even new, small folks won't buy in. If they achieve both of the above then up listing will never happen. At the very least they will delay EWSI's PPS success to drive away many longs and others out of frustration to end up with a very sizable share of o/s. They win either way. Lower PPS also means more dilution is necessary, which we've seen no-one likes, even though most understand the need for this financing. So low PPS means more dilution which means even lower PPS - catch 22. I feel for Martin. In the OTC world it's not simply enough to put together a great business plan and execute it, nearly flawlessly. And that stinks!! None of this is anything others don't already know. I guess what I've come to know is being long is going to be longer than I hoped. And I too hope nothing surfaces family wise to cause me to bail while I wait.