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[Gbathat]

yes, shinebox, that is an intersting relationship from one number to the next

but if you plot the numbers versus time (months), the exponential nature of the curve can be seen.

you might be referring to something else though, so I'll think more about it and let you know tomorrow... it's off to work for me now... thanks for looking at it.

[Mike Fletcher]

In addition, after the very positive results that they reported, they may take a much more aggresive approach with SWARM than they had initially planned.

[Gbathat]

Shinebox,

Okay, I thought about it some more and have concluded the revenue growth shown is indeed exponential. Yes, the revenue value of a series of points over equal periods is a constant multiple of the previous value. This is the case even when continuously compounded interest is used. A linear growth curve would not have each point being a multiple of the preceding point over a given period; rather, it would be a constant added to the preceding value. In our case, the revenue gained in each period is increasing considerably.

Again, I may be missing something, so please correct me if I'm wrong. Thanks again for your feedback.