Very true. Looking at another similar piece of that, I used to remind people that a falling pps was very often not at all related to a company's progress, but instead can be the result of broad scale ailing investor sentiment or just good old manipulation like we saw with this company in it's first year. It doesn't even have to result from anything at all to do with dilution, just lack of established and audited financial records and a lot of market parasites who don't mind hurting start up companies one bit as they trash the stock for profit. The latter of course only fades out as the PPS grows beyond their preferred range with those solid profits to hold it up. It'll be here for this company much sooner than some think possible.