Joyceschoice,
It might be a lot harder for the company to realize their full potential and for us shareholders to reap the benefits if an option like selling the Technipower portion of the business isn't at least considered. Of course nobody wants to see it sold off, especially if they are producing contracts and contributing to what revenue Solomon does have. But looking at the continuous dilution for financing has been a big factor at getting us to where we stand today... which is below .004.
IMO... a few more contracts would be nice, but most likely (unless it were an enormously lucrative contract) it would cause a slight bump in the share-price followed by it pulling back within a day or two...