Don't think any of us knows the answer to your question.
PIOE/RCP has not been forthcoming with much public information at all. Its kind of like waiting for a "Grand Opening" of a brand new store.
I think all of us are waiting anxiously for their first 10-K filing. No one is sure how much will be revealed, but whatever it is will be pretty much all newly disclosed public information (except what can already be found on RCP's Forms ADV, which were filed as recently as Feb. 1. 2018).
Once that event has passed, we can look forward to 3 10-Q filings during the rest of 2018. But that's just the financial stuff.
All of us are looking forward to potentially very exciting corporate developments in 2018, including a stock listing upgrade, possible dividend initiation, and maybe even another acquisition or two (and before doncamel reminds me, maybe even some patent monetization).
A "trader" could miss out on many of these potential events. That is why many of us here have decided to hold PIOE for the longer term, at least for now. I, for one, am looking at paper gains currently, that are bigger than anything I have ever experienced before in the stock market. PIOE is making me re-think my whole philosophy of stock market investing. I'm really having trouble wrapping my head around the task of handling all these potential capital gains. Not just tax issues, but re-investment issues as well. In fact, I may end up holding these shares permanently and passing them down to my heirs.
Sorry to drift off your topic, but just writing this stuff down helps to clarify my thinking and helps to ease my mind.
