We know that, and we know that the 10Q will show huge losses, along with all the mandatory CYA language about the potential inability to continue as a going concern, etc.
The 10Q will almost certainly have a negative impact on the average MMTE investor. Most investors tend to look at the fundamentals and any clear wording from the company in an SEC filing; both the fundamentals and the clear wording from MMTE in this 10Q may scare the hell out of the average investor!
Looking forward to a 10Q for a company that does not yet have any significant product to sell or revenue resulting from such sales is thus not necessarily a good thing.