LL "The best I can tell the pps has gone from about .12 to about .19 in that time and has been between .17 and .19 or so for a long while."

DABOSS "Not quite the case...over the last two year period the stock has moved off its lows to hit the 52 week high 3 or 4 times and actually broke out above the 52 week high to .29 from a low of around .07ish...and the overall trend is up."

See chart below:

While you are both correct, I suggest you consider the following. If you look at the money flow, share price by volume you will see that the major percent of the sales were between $.13 and $.20 with the highest percent being in the range of $.15 to .$.18.

Think of the bar charts as a bell curve which clearly shows minimal activity at the low of $.08 and the high of $.28 (based on the two year data), the three year data shows a high in the area of $.40+.

Two years ago the price was approx. $.14 on the average and lately about $.19 on the average, thus we have seen an increase of about $.04.

Clearly the trend is up and is mostly a result of Blakeley's business approach and the fact that we now have a marketable product which is gaining industry acceptance along with honest communication regarding future events and revenue guidance.

The strategies and plans as provided to us from edig have pretty much been on target as compared to past years when promises were broken monthly. Those days are gone and we see a completely different company environment which will ultimately capture new investors.

The stock trading on news at this point is academic as the real growth in share price will come from future patent settlements. The revenue improvement from IFE sales may provide us with a breakeven or modest profit, but that alone will not move the stock significantly.

The best is yet to come as DM has provided us with the evidence that monetizing of the patents is not only possible but probable and once an actual settlement has occurred, the investment community will become part of the trading action.

Our little company has never looked so good; it's just a matter of time for us to realize our economic goals.