Btw, I’ve watched and traded a small biotech that’s on the Nasdaq already and was trading above $10 just a year ago. It’s a super low float and they have a far better share structure than what SAGA will have after this spac deal is done. They also have a product through 2 stages of clinical trials in Europe. Yea, legit EU clinicals, not some Africa nonsense. They also just announced an IND filing for their FDA US clinical trials. And guess what. They are currently trading under $1. Anyone that thinks SAGA is holding $10 per share post dividend payout when there’s no more make whole provision to protect the shareholders without having MAJOR news beyond what I’ve described above is kidding themselves. They’re going to need far more than clinical trials underway to hold that $10. And do you think they’re going to have that within the next 12 months? I can’t imagine how, unless the Regeneron thing is us and even that may not be as big as we hope it might be, should that even be our mabs. Based on the ENZC progress to this point, and the fact they couldn’t be further along even a year from now than an IND filing or early clinicals, I can’t imagine how SAGA will possibly hold $10 or anywhere near it.