I understand what you're saying goldhunter, but, at this point, BRAV isn't really trading with any kind of a growth rate factored into its PPS; it's important to keep that in mind. BRAV is currently trading below appropriate valuations for even "flat" similar apparel companies, let alone similar growth companies. BRAV doesn't need to post anywhere near a 250% growth rate at this point to be RIDICULOUSLY undervalued. With that said, that 250% number was based on top line revenue growth last year, and, moving forward, it will be much more important to look at bottom line growth. For example, it will be quite a challenge for BRAV to post 250% top line revenue growth this year, but I do think BRAV will post 250% bottom line growth this year. At the end of the day a share of stock gets its value from the bottom line earning potential of the business. If BRAV posts slower top line revenue growth in order to expand the bottom line at a faster pace, then this becomes a more valuable company; not a less valuable one.