Haha, not the intention. Let's all keep it professional. Ok, so...

Haha, not the intention. Let's all keep it professional.

Ok, so I see what your saying, but its just not a stat that I think is concerning in the broader context. My understanding of your comments is that you are worried that from Q3 to Q4 2017 rev growth with 6%, but Q3 to Q4 2018 its only 3%.

My feeling is that in cherry picking stats of that nature we're overlooking that YoY it's up 37%. Not bad. Also take for example the call they made to spend $94k on marketing in June alone. Ok, if they kept that 94k in the pocket then all of a sudden the Q4 result is 18% up (granted some downturn in rev would results from slowing marketing). That level of analysing percentage change is in the 'who cares?' basket for me. The broader context is annual growth at a pretty good rate, increases in customers, increases in ARPU (a full $1 increase is pretty damn good! I haven't seen any comments on this) and ultimately the fact that they are basically at break even depending on how they spent their money in the quarter.

It's a very positive position IMO.