Spot on Tyrus. I've been in the business for 43 years and have a clear understanding of the inherent limitations. It certainly will be advantageous to share price to keep reducing O/S--This is clearly their aim and, unlike 99% of otc tickers, the company's liquidity enables them to continue buy-backs at a steady rate. Profit is effectually made on the front end is this business---The buying side is where they do the work. With substantial buying power, they've leap-frogged 98$ of buyers of high end collections. It's a very limited world of people who have the ability to bid on museum overflow and decommissions, large collections and government seizures. SFLM is now in a position to play in that realm. There are some other upside variables that I will offer up at some point, but for now I anticipate an 8K [perhaps prior to financials, which we know are good and growing], that will foretell plans. This new liquidity also enables them to venture into other areas--As long as it can be sold via auction and they've got the space for weekly turnover, there are no constraints, as to where they branch out, excepting qualified hires in each respective area. Let's see how big these guys are thinking. As for now, we should easily see .02 very soon so enjoy the double-up.