Shital Mars was solid as COO and has had a very good run. Her performance this past year was outstanding, I think she is going to be phenomenal as CEO! I agree that the $16M goal is very conservative. IMO, She's doing pretty much what I would do - for herself, for the company and stock - and for shareholders... setting up for a solid "surprise" with every month and quarterly report going forward.

When Progressive Care beats their goal - effectively their "guidance" - we should start seeing more solid and immediate upward pps movement on future news and reports.

Think about it:

• No yield sign to throttle back market reaction to news
  
• ZERO debt and ZERO dilution
  
• Continuing revenue growth on top of an absolutely perfect record of QoQ and YoY growth
  
• Continuing improvement in gross margins and now net profit margins
  
• Now positive Shareholders' Equity
  
• Management clearly focused on business growth, both organically and through the right M/A opportunities
  
• Management clearly focused on building the brand, and building a national PharmCo brand
  

All of this is setting up for Shital Parikh Mars to be a rockstar CEO. I believe that she is not only up for the task, as she's already proven herself this past year beyond doubt, but that she has a vision of the national PharmCo brand and will agressively execute to this end:

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As we enter into 2016, we will... seek licensures in additional states in order to begin positioning PharmCo as a national brand.

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So keep this in mind - all you other longs - when you starting taking your 10% or whatever off the table as RXMD gets to true/fair market value. This is a real investment that can truly be a life-changer. Getting in this low and keeping plenty of it invested is, IMO, a solid investment that will pay back enormously... but only to a scale of what you leave invested.