I agree with you that ReelTime is the clear leader at this time. However, I have been watching the technological revolution for more than 30 yeaars, and I have seen too many horse get off the gate at the head of the line just to watch them not even finish the race. In this medium, a company is eaither a big player or not woorth bothering with. RLTR is the odds on favorite at this time amongst the smaller players, but that will not keep me from watching out. I will not blindly stick to an investment just because it provided an above average first impression. In other words, all I have said is that nothing is certain in the business world, and that investors should not put gorgo continuous analysis. In the last few years, I have been in several penny stocks, and in everyone there was the same kind of bullish buzz. In each case, I played the upside, but somewhere along the line I started getting overly concerned, and got out. I took one small loss, three small profit, and one considerable profit. None of these stocks made it anywhere although three are still trading. I told people to get oout when I did, and all I got back was negative static. I got negative static not only for telling them to get out, but for also telling them to shift their investments here. So I feel very confortable with being the caveat monger.