With 19 possibly being reported in calendar 2010, cash flow should not be a problem.

Whether they will be able to report Q over Q improvement depends on several things, but if they build a warchest and continue generating revenues with the 60% gross profit margins built into this model, they will be in great shape in the years ahead.

Now consider if they raise the bar to say, double what the first round produced, meaning, on average, $3.4 million per settlement...which is not an outrageous amount, then do the math.

For a 14 cent stock with no debt, they will definitely stand out in the crowd of microcaps.