RE:RE:DonwaanI don't agree with the Crunch's extreme share price predictions. But I do think $6 is considerably low. I do believe that years 15-30 will affect the buyout price. After all, $1 million 15 years from now still has considerable present value. Beyond thirty years out, probably very little impact. Cruchy does make some good points on the perils of over-reacting to current fads in scientific circles. They have been wrong many times. And nobody says winters will go away in any of our lifetimes. In fact, where I live if the winters warm up a few degrees, the roads will likely require more salt. Hell, salt doesn't even work when the temps are way below freezing, as they often are in January and February in Wisconsin. This will probably ramp up to around ten million tons per year over several years, meaning annual cash flow could be around $300 million. I would think several times that would be appropriate in a buyout. So maybe $9 to $15 per share. Upside from there is certainly possible. But anything over $25 would surprise the hell out of me (pleasantly). I plan to hold for the buyout, which will likely be the highest price.