RE:RE:RE:Marc To clarify for all:
an unrealized loss is just that, unrealized. This loss is not realized unless the holding organization sells at the price that was in place on the date reported, and I don't think that FF is looking to sell any time soon. Other gains and losses are similarly reported, but don't directly impact day to day operations, operating profits, or cash flow (which, importantly IMO, is positive in BB's case).
If it's in the annual report, or any other audited statement, this will be due to a mandatory accounting requirement for companies to periodically reassess their holdings. It helps to create a snapshot of the company's value at a specific point in time. If BB SP rises in the next quarter, we will see a corresponding gain.
I wouldn't personally be too concerned with this, unless it becomes a trend (ie unrealized loss revisions every reporting period).
cheers,
mas75