RE:RE:RE:RE:Why did the buybacks stopKeep in mind that Avigilon has spent close to $40M thus far on the buyback, and with Q2 capex spending, as discussed per the Q1 conference call, Avigilon isn't swimming in cash as they were back in November. They have established a favorable credit facility, but I reckon there is a reluctancy to finance their repurchase of shares, if their cash balance now is indeed pretty modest. Avigilon had pretty high net receivables, and inventory levels were relatively high during the last quarter, neither of which is necessarily bad, but if those haven't been pared back, then their cash balance is bound to be low. Naturally, Avigilon probably also wants to keep some powder dry, not necessarily for Q2 results, but looking out over the next few quarters. I don't believe they're showing their hand, but instead being prudent. All other things being equal, hopefully we won't see a sub-$20 share price again after Q2 results are released and prior to the NCIB expiring, but again, only so much of that is within Avigilon's control.