@LightForce being a bit precious. (Logically, can "risks" ever...

@LightForce being a bit precious.

(Logically, can "risks" ever be "cold hard facts" given that they are only potential events that have not yet taken place and may never take place)?

I am sure that NEA understands its own risks. But being a suspicious bastard, I always do my own risk assessments...

One obvious risk: If there was certainty that the American expansion would fail, the price would be under $0.50. If there was certainty that America was going to work, the price would be $1.00 and some (maybe plenty). In the end, each of us has to make a call on the probability, choose a price accordingly, and take responsibility for that call.

I would prefer that the company invests its resources growing the business rather than hold the hands of naive investors.