What we must realize that although the average daily volume is well above normal levels, which is a telling sign, it still is not all that much money flow into EDIG, compared to what it will be when any good news surfaces.

So what we are seeing is demand beginning to outstrip supply, hence a climbing PPS.

With no one willing to "let go" yet, in light of what is anticipated over the next year, demand will only increase. Only existing shareholders control the supply.

While taking a profit is always prudent and advisable, holding a core position is even more important. We all remember how that worked the last go round.

Watching increasing demand is always exciting. We didn't wait 10 years to exit for a dime profit when there may be dollars at stake.

You can have it both ways.