IMO Bo needs ACS to be pulling in hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue to be able to do that. At least $100 million of revenue (yearly) in super high growth to be able to sell for twice that, etc. SFOR gets between roughly 15-25% of any ACS sales right now based on revenue share agreement prior to transfer of GID and MT for the $9 million. With even $15 or $20 million in a year in revenue, SFOR based on what we know now would be actually making money not losing money. And cash flow positive big time. Remember that, in my opinion, SFOR is not staffing the cyber deals. ACS fulfills and the only costs SFOR pays are the ones it pays now. So about $500,000 a quarter should still be the only operating costs. We start pulling in a million a quarter and the net profit starts coming in IMHO. That could start in the first quarter of 2018. If it does and we are talking million+ in revenue, share price will rebound strongly.