RE:RE:A good sign?I do agree that it's quite undervalued based on the assets it currently holds. A lot of it are commercial real estate that the company owns situated in Macau and Hong Kong have been appreciating substantially due to a lot of foreign Mainland interests. I don't see that stopping anytime soon, so a lot of their commercial assets will only continue to go up. Just look at what's going on in Vancouver real estate right now, the same thing is happening in the commerical side in Asia Pacific. Also, Yangshan Logistics Park, is likely to play an important role in the logistics infrastructure in China considering the fact that a lot of it's logistics capabilities as of now is still in its infantcy. With the debenture being closed recently part of the funds will be use to buy, I think 7% extra?, ownership in Yangshan, which I think is a good move. Once Yangshan is fully developed I'm sure it will be worth a lot more than it's current state, which is probably why the CEO has invested a lot of his own personal money into that. Like, how many CEO do we know that actually has real skin in the game when they manage the companies? I'm still very curious about the E-Commerce business they're interested in investing in. As you may know, e-commerce is huge in China and if the company can get something going the company will have control of all aspects the business since it already has logistics infrastructure in place.