RE:RE:RE:RE:Enough SaidI agree with your statements that: ....at the end of the day it is business; and possibilities are unlimited. As for a super early aquisition at a low price, before I would include that as a distinct possibility, I would have to be convinced of the feasibility of that occurring. My first thought would be that before any such private acquisition to be finalized, management would first lay all their cards on the table and invite higher offers. In addition, any insiders would be prohibited from receiving any future benefits through contract or employment with the new owner for a specified period of time. This co. is sitting on too many monetizable trade secrets to prevent suspicions of conflict of interest. Just a thought. Besides, I think we are long past that opportunity phase, and besides, the way the industry is currently structured there exists far more lucrative opportunities for many of these giants to do business with YFI. In fact, the number of strategic possibilities are unlimited.