I think many here, like me, have been here through the whole ride and have supported the stock more than most could imagine over the years. The issue isn't the stock, it's always been Alex not getting things done. The shiny part has been that lately in that the company does have some revenue and appears to be on the edge of ramping up revenue. What it is going to take is validity in either the medical revenue starting to show up on the financials, or the oil sector financing/revenue. When either of these happen, the flipping will be over because he will graduate from pitchman to businessman.