Without a doubt there are pieces to the puzzle here that are not in place. It could be that they require an IR firm to deal with the public since that hasn't gone so well for them doing it themselves. They need to get some brokerages sniffing the trail of this company while the story is getting good and not only when they are in desperate need of money to run their business (private placements). They need to possibly show us what margins they are making on each unit on average, because these orders being sold here arn't all that awsome if they arn't making anything from the sales yet. The financials for the next quarter will tell us a lot! Many companies go to road shows and I know that Tom has done them before, but what about doing them for the investment communities and not "just" the trucking industry. If things in Michigan are doing this well then why hasn't any other States joined in on the dealership program? Do we even have a dealer in BC yet? No, but since it is a huge port in this country, it might not be a bad idea to solicit some trucking companies there and not sit back and wait for some of us here to spread the word from here!!!