RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:More Dyna-math....PS to Pandora -- You are very wise to take ANYHING regarding any stock reporting "with a grain of salt." If more people had taken Mr. Payne's perhaps over-enthusiastic projections from a year ago with a grain of salt as well - the stock price would not have been over-valued back then based only on sentiment, greed, and unrealiastic expectations. I share my philosophy on the difference between investing and speculating only for the benefit of those reading this comment page. I'm not here to change anyone's mind -- take what I say, and what anyone says with a grain of salt - and then be wise enough to understand that any specuation carries financial risk. Investing is about risk management. Speculation is about gambling - where risk cannot be managed. Anytime you have a startup company which is either pre-revenue, or is not cash-flow positive - you cannot possibly manage that risk - because such a company is always operating solely on investor capital. Financing operations with invested capital is always a race against time - and in such a case, management doesn't manage cash-flow - but "cash burn rate." This is not so much about "my philosophy" as it is about common sense and economics. My point being that anyone who does not have the knowlege or understanding of the difference betwen risk-management in investing - versus loss-capacity in speculation - should stay out of the stock market game and use a professional financial advisor to do their investing for them. My humble advice is to stick with what you know - otherwise keep your wallet in your pants. The number one rule in INVESTING - is to preserve your wealth first and foremost - and never bet a dollar you cannot afford to lose.