It's not opinion it's fact. They own 49% of a company that was just awarded a seat for $25 billion in government contracts over the next 10 years. What you are looking for is total destruction of a company that has settled almost all their debt, has completed the new product which they already have a clientele for and 49% of Aspire. I know you are hoping this company will fold, but there are too many variables that are going to prevent that from happening. Especially with Aspire. When you have a seat for those kind of government contracts, you're not just going to fold. If the Q shows revs, TXHD is fine.
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