Well said, and likely very true.

So putting 2+2, this road show attracts investors who start buying shares on the open market, forcing the shareprice higher (it's still dirt cheap) until such time that a NASDAQ listing can be had.

As you say Derekwpg, burn rate almost has to increase, so where is the income going to come from to sustain the company without having to raise cash?

I would hazard to guess the presentation was written before the cc, thereby confirming the burn rate length has shortened by one quarter, not vice versa, as it would seem to make the most sense given the circumstances. This is not necessarily a bad thing, but a simple fact that getting the company up on its' feet is going to require more people, who need salaries, not just options.

Eight quarters is plenty of time to get some revenue flowing as really, we could hear about some sort of deal any day now, although with the recent insider buying my thoughts are it's still a little way out in the future.

If we do need to raise capital, and I'm not saying that we will, it's much better that they do it at a higher, NASDAQ listing share price than the price we're at now.

On the other hand there is still the possibility of selling 10% of the company for $x and then having plenty of cash to play with.

Still a lot of questions to be answered....