These type of paid "research reports" usually turn out as reliable as guessing what the weather will be like this time next year.
I had a look at previous research reports from Baker and Young and the guesstimates are clearly wrong.
Given the recents discussions posters have had with NC and the talk of small "penetration" revenue numbers rather than large contracts, I'd say these revenue figures will prove nothing more than a wild paid guess.
A particular poster also suggested that NG said if he had one concern, it was getting more people on the ground.
Adding two and two together, I'd say revenue will be small and slower than many shareholders would like. Sure it will be higher than last quarter, but that was dismal at just $13000.
The financials will be the driving force to the share price long term. Today is pure speculation, not based on sound fundamentals.
Have a nice evening
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