Don't think that way. Part of the pre-sales process is to take reservation fees once delivery dates can be made. At that time, OSI Systems will have an idea how to run the assembly line and how many people to place on it. Pre-orders are key. With reservation fees there is immediate income. That should push the stock to dollars, especially when important leaders in the food chain buy the MIT 1000. We just need to be patient and wait. Trust me, sales will not be tricky. The MIT 1000 is the only device that can operate in this type of function--to test portably out in nowhere into the cloud testing farms and everything else. Once the new culture process is approved by the AOAC, the line will go around the building by the first announcement of sales. I might be sticking my head out by saying this is exactly what will happen. I know because of much research in the market on this.
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