Using history as a guide, when they reported last quarter the company beat pre-announced revenues, but the share price dropped from about $.30 to about $.20 anyway. Seems to me the price drop was a reflection of disappointment over earnings (or a lack of them).
Who cares, you ask? Frankly, if that is going to happen again, I would rather buy the stock after the company reports, the earnings disappoint, and the stock price tanks. So I guess I care.
And it does seem to me that at some point the company will have to make money in order for the "train to leave the station."
