$3 million per month would jump start revenues to the tune of $36 million per year for a company, who historically, prior to its IP litigation, struggled to do $2 million/year.

$36 million nets them close to $20 million with no debt.

At that rate they could buy back shares, if nothing else.

Growing revenues coupled with growing profits fits the critical parameters for investor interest...especially if the pps lags.

This is the type of undervalued opportunity fund managers scour the charts for day in and day out.