Their plans for this company don't revolve around them selling all of their shares. Especially when they're worth pennies now but will be worth many dollars just a relatively short time later.

It's about control, not taking the cash back out in lieu of it. I believe Roger Wilco nailed it. They've stated up front that acquisitions would definitely be one of the strategies used to accelerate the growth of the company.

I'm betting we're in for some very pleasant surprises from this point forward.