Looking at the chartThere have been a lot of comments the past few months from upset shareholders who have vented their spleen as a result of lack of onboarding/financial progress. But if one believes that the market is an efficient mechanism, a simple look at the one-year chart tells you everything you need to know about RHT.V. This is akin to looking at the forest for an overall appreciation of its health, rather than worrying about individual trees. In the five months from October 2019 through February 2020 the stock was essentially flat (look past the volatility!). The pandemic hit in March 2020, just prior to the company's plans to ramp up onboarding significantly (it didn't happen as a result). Had the company started to make onboarding progress back in April 2020, the results would have started to become apparent perhaps three months later (i.e. starting in the weeks ahead). The share price would not have tanked (along with the whole market) had the pandemic not occurred, and the "base" (i.e. where the stock price sits) would have been that much higher. Instead, we are simply starting from a lower base with deferred onboarding/financial progress. That simply means that one has to add the "pandemic effect" delay of three to six months to the expected "results starting in the weeks ahead" to see that positive results are likely to be apparent by late 2020 (barring a serious second wave of the pandemic). Since the market is supposed to be an efficient mechanism, some of the expectation that results really will be positive later this year is starting to creep into the price. I know that a technical view of press releases and financials is going to be touted in reply, but Mr. Market only cares about results and their proximity. For the record, I have been buying in anticipation of better things to come.