Rico, they're strongly incentivized to push the price as low as possible in order to get more shares. They are allowed to own up to 10% at a time, so if they're playing it correctly, they should push it as low as possible. Or am I missing something?
Thanks, RICO. I'm anxious to see what the balance sheet and disclosures look like after the reverse merger, elimination of preferred shares, issuance of new common shares, etc. Of course, it would also be a nice change of pace if the Company has more than $39 cash, some actual revenue and profit going forward.