I agree. Filing means it all comes down to math - shares, revenue, profit, growth expectations. A run becomes a real run, with a base to build on. Without that, we're in the realm of speculative philosphy (and for some who take this religiously, theology) and in the hands of greater degrees of fickleness and rumor, fear and greed. I still think that the speculative bet I've made on PBLS will play out over time, and at these prices, it's easier to convince myself of that rather than sell for a loss as well. But I don't kid myself that it isn't more than speculation until they file. I'm hoping that the owners anticipation of profit made in the rise in share price will converge with the investors at some point. Hopefully, that's at least some time early next year.