Jerry said "no" when asked about a reverse split during the last radio interview. It was somewhat run over by the second part of the two-part question, but I heard him say no. You could see decent appreciation of the stock price without a split if the growth supports the valuation. Remember, if it looks strongly like it's going in that direction, investors will buy in even as the P/E ratio climbs to heights that some would call "too high" just because numbers available at the time didn't justify it. If the upside potential those investors anticipated when they bought the stock is realized, then the investment will pay off regardless of what bearish squawking from some would indicate.