Companies spend years acquiring this stuff, and the returns don't justify keeping it, so they unload it.

The consensus here on Wall Street is that the dollar is going to go back down. People are aware of currencies, and they're saying, 'If that's going to happen, maybe I should have some of my money overseas.

Companies used to bury this stuff.

We are of the view that the expected returns from the integrated resort are insufficient to justify the higher projected capital costs of the project.

We've been fortunate enough to have really good racecars whenever we unload at Vegas over the years and I really don't expect this weekend to be any different. The guys do a great job setting these cars up. Obviously, at this point it's too early to tell how the weekend will go, but we've got some momentum and we're coming to a track where we've enjoyed some success in recent years. We're coming in with high expectations.

Like anything else in venture capital, you tend to allocate capital to those companies that can yield the highest returns. It would have been a mistake to invest substantially when it was apparent that we would not be receiving great returns.