Bill, do you know that is the way the financials works? I thought that they can put the money on the books as soon as the deal is inked, at the price at the time of the deal. Then once the shares are sold, you either have more revenues for the books or a deficit if they were sold for less. Just wondering if you know for sure, or anyone else for that matter.
I'm looking forward to the upcoming Q's, and this one should be soon.
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