I think you are wrong. My current guess for Q3 Revenues is $1.2 Million, at which point they should show a Net Profit (before other expenses, such as depreciation and other debt-related expenses). I suspect that all they need for breakeven would be Revenues of around $1 Million, assuming that their expense ratio improves just a bit (which I expect, since I assume that the expense related to bring on new distributors will be much lower than their recent overall expense ratio of close to 50%). So even at just $1.2 Million, I think the share price would improve from the current $0.25. At the $1.5M revenues that you posted ... I think the SP could improve even more dramatically.
In regards to past numbers ... they have not yet shown a Net Profit, so any positive impact from increasing revenues may have been muted due to that reason. Once we get past break-even, then I think the enthusiasm to buy share will increase.