Yep! Look at the list of names, realize that they represent over $310M in license fees collected. Realize that PTSC still has $10M in the bank.

Then realize that there are HUGE names that should be on the list that are not yet there, and realize that it should represent a license fee pot to be collected that should dwarf what has already been collected.

Under NORMAL circumstances, when you see a company with no debt, cash in the bank, what should be low overhead considering the amount of employees, you'd expect the market to reflect the POTENTIAL of what is likely to come.

Insteady, we have a GLUTTONOUS Executive and BOD compensation structure, in reward of 3 people who have nearly crippled the company and almost lost our sole source of positive cash flow, and we end up at the pps levels we've seen for the last few years, at times lower than the periods prior to the MMP licensing program start.

The market has spoken loud and clear, yet those 3 won't do the very basics that should be done by resposible stewards, that is stake a claim to the value of their leadership, their strategy, and the future of the company they've steered to this point, ie. they won't even buy shares of the company. They got theirs through their compensation, and their disregard for shareholders directives as presented by the vote last year, and apparently, that's all they really care about.