Consider that with the current o/s of ~500 million shares, the eps is around .013 (net profit margin of 19% on $35 million or $6,650,000 divided by 500 million shares). Even with a ridiculously conservative 10 p/e the share price would be .13. However, the p/e for furniture sector is around 30%-35% so we are talking about a share price of .39 to .455 once Rotman's rolls in. That is with the current o/s with no buyback, no growth, and no revenues from Vytex, RxAir, and FEC. Add all of those factors, and you get the picture.