RE:Bargain hunters While we are all stilted and jaded shareholders, for someone new it's not hard to see how the plan for cutting costs to get to EBITDA breakeven now and then profitable (only way they'll start to pay off loan in 2-3 years time; so have to do it) should see it far closer to the $2, then $3 just on industry comp multiples and solid revenue/earnings growth. They're in it for that 2-3x return, or even half that if they execute properly. Doesn't even require NASH, TH1902 or anything else --just big cuts and solid rev growth. Let's see in Feb when they discuss their financial and strategic goals they put in the presentation in far more detail. The financial plan will be more important now and maybe they'll have something to add around pipeline, but that may still take more delving into the numbers or talks.