Yes, it's odd that the company is in the best shape ever with respect to having a viable and versatile product line that is attracting an impressive array of new customers, not to mention sitting with cash while streamlining manufacturing costs, and yet the stock is now priced below the cash value of the company.

It defies logic unless you look at the Hudson Bay deal, and recognize that it is putting undo downward pressure on the pps.

It you believe XTouch will gain traction in the touch screen arena, then this is a gift. However, that doesn't make us feel any better when faced with a daily decline. At least we are not alone as the entire market is under seige.

We should get some good news this month, post CES 2016, and of course the Feb call.

I hope their projections for a $10M 2015 and a profitable 2016 on course are confirmed in the not too distant future.