RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Loading upLastoftheFranks, that's a mostly fair post and you point to a few reasons as to why we could be optimistic so I'd just like to touch on 2 points. 1. Because you asked, yes they do require every company to publish the forward looking forward statement, to disclose if they've never made money and the perceived liabilities. My point is just that. The fact that they are required to disclose that "the company may not be viable" puts things into perspective and in the High Risk department within the investment community. Which again i agree doesn't mean it won't pan out.... Could turn out to be a Big winner! (I am a shareholder after all) 2. I attempted to find evidence that would support the claim that the I.P licensing revenue covers or almost covers operating expenses but found nothing from Q1 2020 that could prove or disprove that. My guess is that when those financials are released the loss will be in the millions. Now if you have some quantitative analysis that shows otherwise then I Would Be Delighted!!!!! :):) Thanks for your contribution and engagement with NL. Im going to use some of your talking points and a few others to make a positive post within the next couple days. I did buy more shares last week and hopefully we can see the company become what we all hope it can be. Bye for now