I'd disagree that the pps has a built in expectation of good numbers for the 10q. If that's true, then the run up to 94 cents at the time of settlement and subsequent decline to 38 cents doesn't make sense. I certainly think that revelation of numbers in sync with historical averages should get us back near the 94 cents, and if numbers are revealed that eclipse those by a lot, and by that I mean double or triple the historical average, I think we'll definitely see an impact to the share price. That's one man's opinion though.