The longs here know that the early quarterlies had sales lumped together due to timing of the first sales and how they reported them, and later were affected again by the Canadian company's breech. Once a steady flow and consistent reporting are paired, as they are now and since the last report, you can expect to be able to accurately trend the progress. That's why I always had to remind Crawford to stop evaluating this pink sheet start up as if it were a damned blue chip company. Something he started doing in the first fu#*ing few months of sales. I then also had to ask him what his purpose here was, since he also was so completely negative about this stock. Only one reason made sense then, just as it does now. If his argument would've made sense he'd still be here, but it didn't. We knew EXACTLY why this would be a gold mine.