RE:RE:RE:RE:Diluted Weighted Average SharesI think you misunderstand my misgivings. In theory, if everything goes right, the Kelso is well worth the money. However, there are some real practical issues you have to consider. The cost of management is significant. We have to take their word that they will relinquish their grasp on the company matures. There is also the very real risk that a major flaw is discovered in the field in one of their products, and that could bankrupt the company. There is also the very real risk that a competitor develops something that dedtroys margins. These risks are not zero and the current speculative value of Kelso seems to presume several consecutive years of strong compound growth. Maybe you haven't been around long enough to have seen a sure bet go down in flames, but it is far more common than people realize. My complaint is about failing to properly account for the risks.