RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:High volumeYou are correct that they have no debt (except the long term lease liabilities) and you are right that if they liquidate, we get $2 a share easy. The problem is the overhead leading to a slow bleed because they can not turn a profit. If this becomes profitable again, this is a $5 stock at least. If they keep losing money, they will burn the $50M of cash remaining (if it's not already less) and then they can't pay overhead, which leads to bankruptcy. All depends how much cash we have left.