And they are opposite ends of the sectrum (maybe offsetting eachother to a degree).

First, the "negative". I'd think pretty much everyone is pretty disappointed with the 10Q. Very disappointed. Thinking only of this, it is somewhat amazing that we haven't sold off into the 20 cent range.

Second, the "positive". As I believe Ease2002 has pointed out, a reality of the 10Q is that we're earning 5 cents a share ($.05 EPS). This is factual, even with the disappointing numbers. With a P/E of 10, we should be trading at 50 cents right now.

But there are other "positives": more licenses definitely coming, an acquisition (and, knowing how CEOs usually speak on such things, probably a lot sooner than year end), and the "maybe biggy" - that there's a lot more to our current situation than was (necessary to be) revealed in the 10Q. I think nearly everyone could agree to these things. So here it seems pretty amazing that we're not trading at at least 50 cents.

One thing is pretty obvious, in light of all the above. The fact that we're trading so much lower than the reality should dictate, it strongly suggests that people are being guided by their disappointment - emotion, and not facts and real possibiltiies.

Emotion-based trades are usually bad trades, IMO.

FWIW, and remember I'm delusional. But, on second thought, this post demonstrates no delusions IMO. So I'm going back to "knowin' nuttin'" and switching back to my prior handle - "SGE". Not as much Gold in there as I expected, but, by golly, it's there IMO.

SGE