The company will be worth $25 - $40 per share based on book value alone. That's what should drive the price WELL BEYOND $15. Plus, we'll be trading on the NASDAQ and will no longer be classified as a penny stock. That opens our limited number of shares to a much larger audience of investors (institutional).

As the company grows in book value and through profitable revenue streams, additional management expertise can be hired and new projects explored.

Does that help?