For sure ROI has a very low share price in what has been a tremendously poor market in Canada on Venture & for emrging tech stories, ask anyone who knows anything on the street at any brokerage firm or bank. Management has made the company profitable with no debt, stabilized user base with some small consistent growth, been aggressively and successfully setting the table for future growth with the US government entities which should start to be visible in 2016. The company has many initiatives that have taken a few years to evolve plus working through a major shareholder seller which has capped the stock along with poor markets in Canada.

A move to more USA based shareholder support and a Nasdaq listing will change this dramatically as inroads into key US government based clients requiring very high security gains some momentum in 2016. Conditions should be set for a Nasdaq listing late in 2016 or early 2017 as user base shows good growth and profits surpass EBITDA of $2 million. This company is not going away or at risk of not surviving and still offers real high return potential even if things have been static for far too long on share price.