RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Pinetree is missing the opportunity of a lifetime I have a feeling they will see a decrease in their NAV to liquidate enough stock to raise the $10 million buyout in August. This also increases the percentage of their holdings in private unlisted shares. The good news is the closer they get towards no debt the more interest expense they save. Paying 10% is alot. Hopefully they can stay below their covenants and not be forced to liquidate everything. It is interesting to see their professional fees go up because of "taxation". Hopefully this means they have more clarification on the value of their $400 million of tax losses which go towards a future duitor.