Wow, Quick 363 sales, by contrast, can move nearly all key assets to a new buyer in lieu of a formal reorganization plan. Anyone care to venture who the buyer of the QSGI assets were? I think I know Did some more digging in to the recent 10K, as of March 2009, officers owned 15,092,500, or 19.8% of the shares outstanding. Riconda/Pike own 28.9% of the shares outstanding. All those shares total 48.7% of the shares outstanding meaning the new shares outstanding could possibly be 76,350,000. If you take the 48.7% above and throw in the floating shares (our shares) of 14,000,000 you get 51,148,473 shares of the 76,350,000 possible share count or exactly 67% of the shares outstanding. So who or what owns the remaining 33%, or about 25,201,527 shares? As with the Pilgrims Pride which also did a 363, they issued 64% of common stock to JBS Holding and the remaining 36% was given to the common shareholders. I am guessing we will see a similar situation here with QSGI/Kruse. Officers, Riconda, Pike will have 48.7%, Creditors (TBD) will have 33%, and the current shareholders (QSGIQ holders) will have 18.3% of the new company, my guess Krusecom. To try and value this new company with about 76 million shares outstanding, if Krusecom is doing $30 million in revenues and would trade at 5x sales, you would have a stock that should be trading in the$2 area. Even at 2.5x sales you have a $1 stock.