While I appreciate your optimism, and do not disagree hypothetically. Times revenue metric is very much different than a P/E ratio valuation, so a few Bill in revenue is still TBD what the resulant EPS would be. (it would be high)

For example:

Current Situation:

EPS is -0.14, as of Q2 reporting. (basic diluted share count of 56,392,012, net loss of ~$8M, $0 revenue). 

Hypothetical Target EPS of 1.0

• Assume annual expenses of $16M (2x Q2 net loss)
• Revenue needed to achieve EPS of 1.0 with basic diluted share count of 56,392,012 (it's higher now) would be roughly $72M in revenue. 
• Applying average P/E ratio of 44, result would be a share price of roughly $44.

So revenues around that $100M mark would result is a steep stock price increase assuming that metric holds, if we enter the billion revenue arena then things really start to get wacky.