They have to capitalize on the investments they've made in this business. They haven't monetized it as much as we'd like.

We are struggling to stay alive at the very least. They basically took our business.

It could go to 300, it could go to 200, ... It really depends on the frenzy that it meets this morning. It certainly could be worth $100 or $200 a share very easily; it has established a real brand for itself; it has almost 70 percent of the marketplace, due to its excellent marketing, it has really out-paced Windows, and it hasn't made the mistake that Apple Computer made way back when: It has an open platform instead of a closed platform. Certainly with today's IPO market, they picked a very fortuitous time to go public. The average IPO this year is up 150 percent.

She's never been in trouble with the law, not ever.

They've certainly been able to be involved in a number of underwritings.

IPO market right now is in a complete shutdown.