In a way, Hash is right (for wrong reason) Whether you believe 2+ b out, or 730m out--we know only less than 250m are tradeable and the rest are owned by RM and are eather restricted (144) shrs, or if 144 expired, still hve the buyback provisions "at cost" so still can't be sold. (so potential impact is huge IF the co buys all of em back from the float. However, the co has a history of increasing the float buy back option, without aggessive buying the float. Moreover, they have a history of incresing the buyback option while still having 3/4 of there prievious unfofilled.