I saw your post the other day before you deleted it and before I had a chance to respond you had removed it. You were talking about the potential of Blis and saying the market isn't taking the potential into account which you can't understand.
You're right they're not but it is completely understandable. For a dozen years Blis has had great, and ever increasing potential. The problem is it hasn't been realised in the shape of a dollar sign. The market has given up pricing in potential and is just pricing in results. That explains the share price.
Should Blis actually realise it's potential by bring in some decent revenue the share price will go up.
Should Blis do this several reporting periods in a row the share price will go up.
Should Blis make a profit the share price will go up.
Should Blis make profits several reporting periods in a row the share price will go up.
Should Blis start paying dividends the share price will go up.
If Blis makes it then the seven million market cap will seem rather amusing looking back. Until then it seems fair to generous.