I saw Kelsee put something up,  hoping that we attract an analyst without having to pay for it. 

The question I have is.....Why would they bother?

If a BMO or Cannaccord, or some other outfit was involved in some investment banking type services for the company...then it would make sense.  its pretty normal to see a firm underwrite a secondary offering, and then for an analyst from that same company to offer an opinion to drive some interest to the stock.  

Bloom and Burton....if that hadn't been a bought deal, but instead had been underwritten by them, maybe they'd have had an analyst who would've chimed in....although I don't know if B&B provides underwriting, and given that the point is totally moot I'm not gonna bother checking.