I think everyone 'betting on the management' will now be inclined to have a very good look at the development. We don't really know what was accomplished until the balance sheet is squared, and the cost, implementation of capital resources, reserves, development stage, capital(which I believe to be tax-deferred assets held in escrow), financial structure and outlook is. Certainly lots of room for guidance or making the value proposition.

Netolitzky was all about control, not making money.

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