The Mayans could also be right and the World is going to end in 2012 and none of that will matter. You play the percentages in these situations imho. A company who said no dilution for fund raising back in December and who has stayed true to their word since is a higher percentage bet than a company without this imho. Down the road with a much higher valuation if raising money would allow them to: continue to grow the business and/or make a key acquisition and the volume and demand are there to support it, this would be fine with me. I always say, you cross that bridge when you come to it. Right now we are no where near this point in time and may never reach this bridge at all. The projected cash flow and anticipated profit, along with the off-balance sheet film financing deals Eric has put into place appears to be more than enough to sustain TDGI's business without needing to access the capital markets via future share issuances imho.