Energy, it's understandable that some may want to see numbers. But numbers for what? No one can predict the exact numbers that the market will be at in 30 days, nor 90 days. A company prepares a budget with the understanding that they will be over or under by 3% to maybe even 5%. Everyone gets to see actual numbers every quarter in the Q's. Investors shouldn't be worried about weekly numbers, or even monthly numbers. Perhaps the company might give some monthly updates every once in awhile, but I wouldn't expect that all of the time. Right now, it seems to me that the main goal is to generate revenue, as much as possible, with the available capital, and let the market take the pps as high as possible so we all make money. And that last part is the real key. After all, making money is what all investors are concerned with, right?