I don't think the giveaway is as significant as you do. First, I don't think the interim financing wil require much if any giveaway. But let's assume that there is permanent financing and the giveway for the interim and permanent financings is as much as 49% for argument's sake. Let's also assume a recovery of only 500-600 mil in the arbitration. That amounts to $1/sh. If you buy now, that's an 8 bagger in 2 or so years. If the award is 2 bil, which is eminemtly reasonable, that's $4/sh, a 32 bagger. That is huge. Of course, most of us bought at least some shares much higher than today's prices but you could average down significantly by buying more today. The amount of the award, as far as I can tell, depends upon the recovery of lost profits and, according to the way our arbitrator, John Gotanda, determines if there are lost profits per the article he wrote, we are entilted to them. I am optimistic.