So one thing that immediately jumps out is Gross p

So one thing that immediately jumps out is Gross profit on 9 months, 2014 versus 2013. $10,053,638 versus $357,079, which is phenomenal. Unfortunately operating expenses increased even more created a net loss before taxes. It is an improvement from last year, but still a net loss. -$2,613,406 versus -$3,017,951 last year.

Cash increased $399,340 versus ($226,719) in 2013, which is great. I always look at cash flow, since it can never lie.