The future.Finally some encouragement with the recent trading activity. Out of the last 90 days, there have only been 5 that have traded at 7 cents. There is a ton of work to get this anywhere near the 15 cent mark, and by then I expect many million shares will have changed hands several times over. Knowing where past trades have taken place and the selling points, it's reasonable to expect tough times at 7, 10, and 15 cent points, with a real tough slog at the 15 cent mark and again at 17 cents. Most of these price points just happen to coincide with placements that were effected at these points as well. Over time, if VPT still exists, I believe the 25 cent area will offer incredible resistance. At 25 cents I would be willing to bet the plug gets pulled and there is a buy out. Speculation on my part for sure, but I have followed this for years and between knowing the players, their motives, and the product, this is what I see. It's a far cry from what could have and should have been. And to track which house is buying or selling is, for the most part, a complete waste of time. Who knows, may be all those buyers and sellers during the course of the day just happen to use the same house. The wild card in all of this is if VPT were to really get rolling with sales, the likes of Phillips or GE could play their hand then but I wouldn't hold my breath for that to happen. Gary