Seriously, this is a long term investment. Marani issued these convertible notes a year ago so don't blame the company. If we all did our dd a little more, we all would have known the effect the notes would have on the pps and that startup company's need dilution in order to pay expenses, as they have no cash flow to pay for things - but I don't think many of us took this into consideration when buying in here. It's a lesson to be learned - buy when quarterly reports show sales/earnings/cash flow growth. The best time some one could invest here is when the company proves strong u.s. sales growth and execution of contracts. We made the mistake of not waiting for that. However, I think over the next 4 quarters we will see that. Patience my friends. Have a great holiday and don't get caught up in the day to day, week to week, or even month to month movement of this stock - it will do you no good. There's a very strong chance we will all make money in this within the next 2 years. You can't just expect instantaneous results. This company just got back in business only a little over a year ago.