RE:RE:RE:RE:Response to Multiple QuestionsThe entire market cap of ECN now is actually less than what they sold 40% of the business for. Makes absolutely zero sense to me. They will still retain 60% of the company (by sales $), and one of the two remaining divisions is growing faster than the sold division, the other almost as fast as the sold division. You can buy now for just over $10, get $7.50 in a few months, and still have shares in 60% of the company. The other 40% was sold for over $2.5 billion Cdn at today's exchange rate. The market is currently valuing the other 60% at only about $0.65 billion Cdn., or about 1/4 of what 40% of the company was sold for, which seems ridiculous. I added to my position the day after the deal was announced - think it's time to add some more.