I apologize, but I don’t see the link between technological success and the repricing of options. Options are a reward. They have a price for a reason. If the company hasn't succeeded within a given time, the options are lost. This serves as an incentive for the company’s success. Additionally, repricing options sends a negative message and drives the stock price down. This creates a spiral of negativity, similar to the insider selling that occurred when we were above $10. The board will receive new options this year as a reward for this year's accomplishments, and they will be priced accordingly. I apologize, FJ, but you've been defending the company for 10 years without ever criticizing it. I admire your tenacity and your ability to conduct thorough analyses and research, and thank you again, but I sincerely doubt your objectivity. We are still unsure whether the technology is a success. Why? Because of the signal the company sends, and the lack of transparency and communication. We need to build momentum, but it seems there’s always something negative that kills the egg in the chicken just before it hatches. Additionally, the company's poor decisions seem to be its worst enemy, to the detriment of the shareholders who bear the consequences.