I agree. Identifying the difference with past occurrences is a bit easier in the first month of sales for a company. You really need an intuitive vision of the potential if you're going to invest at that point. Trying to determine what level of investor interest will occur at this stage, especially post uplist, will not be apples to apples.

Examining what's already taken place is child's play when compared to predicting what will take place in the near term ahead of the "proof" used for investment analysis with blue chip or in other words well established larger companies with many financial reports showing growing net profits. The flare ups, especially at this stage, won't be accurately predicted or tagged until enough water has flowed under the bridge.