This was very good news. First, insiders could not possibly own a majority of the stock since the only insider is the CEO, and he has not reported holdings anywhere near a majority. Second, the HNS Fund cannot hold HNSS stock anymore than HNSS could hold HNSS stock because it would be non-free-trading, dead treasury stock not counted in shares outstanding. The fact is that less than 25 percent of shares were tendered, and that is very good news.