That continues to be my main issue here. People keep talking about how "investors don't care about audited financials" but clearly they would go a long way toward building trust. The whole "audited financials are too expensive" claim, while projecting $18 million revenue for the year and looking on track for $20 million or more in 2017, just doesn't cut it. A few years from now when they're projecting $100+ million revenue, hopefully those elusive audited financials won't still be too pricey for them.