Baltia Air Lines Inc. (fka BLTA)

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The others in the industry have a lot of debt in derivatives and hedges. Plus they may have hedged fuel when it was $80 to $100 per barrel of oil and that is the price they will have to pay even when oil gets more reasonable at $40 to $50 per barrel, while BLTA only has to pay the cheaper prices for oil and has an opportunity to hedge oil at these better prices, and we have to listen to investors complain about the shares outstanding and they don't even know how many are restricted. Some are restricted according to the 10Q as filed a few days ago. The company didn't say how many are restricted but if it is substantial, the price would have ran on that information.