These are quite technical questions. Basically, in my honest opinion, to get the shareprice up, demand must go up. No demand, no increase. And with fewer shares available, it may be harder to find a buyer or seller, which triggers a larger spread, as everyone knows. So when supply decreases while demand increases, investors will find it more difficult to enter positions in POET. Shares available will only be sold at the highest prices as long as demand is higher. I don't think there's much more than that. And I truly think that POET as a company is getting noticed, more and more lately, because people start to realize this is a gem, and also thanks to a pretty decent insider buy from Suresh our great CEO and an increasing IP.