re views The point is that nobody has come forward to offer FIS 65-70 million in hard cash for those incidental properties, probably because an exchange of stock is about the only real form of money in this industry right now. And if DML is somewhat undervalued, in a few months that stock could be more attractively priced for an even bigger windfall for FIS shareholders. So the answer to Alibongos last part is that any FIS shareholders that receive DML stock WILL NOT LIKELY SELL their shares until they see higher prices in DML.