This point cannot be overemphasized.

I see a bunch of posts this morning talking about the future. Don't you guys get it? Even in a worst case scenario (Q of $50M, IMO), what does that tell you about our future? The price tag for a license is going up, and will continue to go up. This thing builds on itself. It's designed this way. Remember "first mover discounts"? Remember how licensees are seeking a competitive advantage? Where's that advantage coming from? Increased cost of a license for their unlicensed competitors.

The signal that will be sent on 9 April will be loud and clear. It will foretell the future. Buyers won't be coming to buy the reported numbers of the past. They'll be buying because of the signal sent about our probable future! And just from licensing.

JMHO,

SGE