I agree. The problem is not the revenue or pipeline of contracts...

I agree. The problem is not the revenue or pipeline of contracts or story. Pure and simple it's a profitability thing. Shareholder value is driven by profitability, if not profitable a good share price is not sustainable, which in my opinion is what is happening here. Ever since the merger and prospectus they were talking about cash flow positive happening in 2019. Nothing has changed from what I can see. They are ramping up, but profitability is still a little while away. It's hard to see them getting cash flow positive before another raise based on the current cash burn. And any contracts that are delayed even by a month or two could be enough to push them over the edge. All in all, looks like a great company getting runs on the board. As always DYOR. Good luck all.