The stock is priced at an extremely exorbitant premium in relation to the actual sales the company does. There is a substantial amount of hype and positive expectations already built into this share price. The company's market value is clearly not based on its tangible assets. This is a tiny company that is competing against huge competitors with far greater resources. This should adversely effect its ability to compete over the long term. The company's sales have grown by at least 30% in just twelve-month's time suggesting that this trend is likely to continue at a sustained and measurable pace. This company is losing money and the losses are getting bigger, or the companies earnings are declining faster than 20%. The company's gross margin has grown by at least 6%. The company has managed to make its business operations more efficient, which could yield reasonable returns for investors.