Hardly boring. Opportunity to sell more systems at a loss. But create buzz. I can read the board's reaction: "New customer, more systems, NATO ally, lots of terrorism -- the 10 companies desperate to acquire a loser will be upping their offers. We're heading to the moon, and I'm loading up!!" It will get back to 52 cents, as the touts say, then back to the 20s. The shorts will make out, the True Believers will once again, as they have today, as they did last week, lose their shirts. Behold, a year ago IMSC was at 80+ cents a share. Today it is less than half that. And the True Believers have held on all the way down, losing half their capital, half their savings. And still they hold on. As suggested, Implant is a stock to trade, not to hold. The ONLY people to have made money in Implant for the past many years are shorts. They take advantage of the hype, which excites the True Believers, which drives the stock up temporarily, then, bang, money lost. Again.