RE:Compelling value proposition here just a matter of time. If annual revenue equals market cap, that is usually consider good. So if this company is going to have 110 million annual revenue, then market cap should be at least equal. But today, the market cap is only 60 million. So it is set to at least double. But when you also factor in that if they achieve a market cap of 110 million for the next year, then that will represent almost a 100% increase in annual revenue. Companies that have their annual revenue growing by almost 100% can have market caps that are much higher than their annual revenue. Investors are eager topay more for companies that are growing so quickly. And they are willing to do this even if they are not making money yet, but revenue is simply growing so quickly. But if I understood the CEO's interview correctly, did he not say they are very close to break even right now?!!! I listened to it again, and he said those words. Did he mean that they have arrived at the time when they are not losing any money? That would imply that the latest 5 million they raised could be the last time they need to raise money and dilute the share count? Just wondering out loud. We are all united in our goal of trying to find a winner company that can become a wise investment for us. Maybe this is it...and the investor community has just started to become aware of it. He did mention how they want to bring this story to investors outside of canada, especially since their business reaches many countries outside of canada. I went on canadianinsider.com and typed in EWG. And it's clear a financial institution is buying up a lot of shares. Time will tell...I bought in a little...but wondering if this is the real thing...and I should go in a lot more?