The timing is perfect for SHOM to be more aggressive. The company has worked hard on cleaning up its balance sheet (leases were a baggage) and complying with rigorous audits, which gives them the flexibility for acquisitions as well as the opportunity for an uplisting. One other benefit of the company's patience is that it has quietly - well not too quiet anymore - been assembling a team of more skilled players who can take it to the next level. I can tell you that greed is not part of Jeff's criteria for success, yet he knows a higher price is making the company's success more imminent.