Jrdig, you are right about a huge run. The only problem is most longs here probably average around a .018 PPS. Another problem is most of them bought when the A/S was around 400 million shares. .0018 multiplied by 4 times dilution gives you a PPS around .07. When QASP closed at .03 (long time ago), the 350 million wasn't even a question, it was a given. So what I am saying based on the current price and share structure this could go to .024 if they get the 350 million. To say this is going to .25 or a 1.00 is ridiculous until acquisitions are closed and more details are given on profits, revenues, share buyback, etc. If any one of those fall through this will just be another dream for Dean and shareholders.