I can see your point. The inclination is to say t

I can see your point. The inclination is to say there is a ceiling on how high this can run in the absence of reporting of income. On the other hand, I can make a case that there is plenty of room yet for this to run.

I remember back when I bought in it had only recently been to. 45 cents, and Clay expected it to return to that price soon. I remember buying shares at ten cents and feeling pretty good about it. At that time the evidence of income was a lot more tangential than it is now. More of a promise of what was to come, I think. Granted, for long term folks, there have been hits and misses along the way. But if you look at the risk equation now, it is not anything like it was back then. We have third-party validation of sales that we are a part of totaling in the millions of dollars. In this circumstance, the risk margin strikes me as pretty manageable. I can see a lot people wanting a piece of this now, rather than waiting and chasing it when it takes off. I bought more last week based on this risk assessment; same with a friend of mine. It could well stay flat or drift down waiting for reporting. But for people willing to take some risk to get ahead of the curve based on what they are seeing with their own eyes from multiple sources, there could be more interest.