Moving forward, page-39

We're all keen on the future and if it's going to be as big as they're now saying in the near future (a few months from mools post) then let it just show up in the financials after the fact and hype the guts out of it then.

Personally I prefer they give investors an inkling as to what to expect. I have been invested in companies that have been extremely conservative in the past and it's often taken a good 12 months for the market to catch up to their financial progress. If they firmly believe in these targets then I have no problems them announcing it and 'grooming' the market, so to speak, for upcoming success. The problems occur when expectations are created and the targets are not met. As I said maybe they are being conservative this time around, it would seem to fit in with Dirk's philosophy. But in essence, in the end, it all comes down to the same thing, financial success.