You are correct in most instances, but you mention a point that I think we should make clear. Public company's in their infancy generally have a slow but progressive 4C as it leads up to bigger ones. 2016 was always our year of expanding and this 4C will represent a decent portion of 2015, they year it all really started to happen.
4c's that continue to show stalled, or negative growth do become problematic, that is what we should focus on, not the number but the growth. Is it more or is it less? Regardless of the 4C, what we need to stay focused on is the 18M number that is confirmed to the market.
A great example, is Amazon who spent billions of dollars to establish a network chain of distribution centers and suppliers, which, at this stage are still in negative growth with a forecast of positive growth by the end of 2016. Lets not forget, the enormous debt that also needs to be paid down.
Alexium is a business that is debt free, hence it can grow without concern of paying something back which is a burden to any business.
There will always be positive and negative numbers, nothing is consistent, but the only challenge for Alexium, is that they must have consistent growth number for this year, in anycase. Lets remember, that business 101, says that no business can grow, if you don't expand your business. Alexium can not grow without a proper facility, it can not grow with out proper inventory or distribution, and it can not grow without people.
Let us all relax, and not fall into the common mix of retail holder blues, if some consider it should be better. This is a stead fast business with clear sales. Negative sentiment (unless we see negative growth) is of no value to any of us.
We are in a good place, we must remain that way.
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