By assuming that growth remains at approximately the same rate, you can extrapolate a company’s revenues for the upcoming (and not yet reported) quarter. If the company has also demonstrated a focus on decreasing its expenses, you can anticipate upcoming profitability.

The greatest gains in the price of the shares may come as the company approaches, rather than actually achieves, profitability. This is due to anticipation among shareholders. The positive effect of actually reaching profitability may not produce equally strong share price gains.

Sounds about right...........We are trending this way.