Dec 19 trading included a block of nearly 500,000 shares, and only five holders have that much. But only two of those have enough to require disclosure, and no disclosure has been forthcoming so we would not read too much into this. The stock is very cheap at 7X earnings. There has been very little news for months now. Thornbridge owns 39% and we are not sure it would want to sell at current levels, even with a big premium. Debt has declined nicely and is now less than 2X cash flow. 15% growth is expected this year. HLF also has a share buyback in place. The dividend was raised in November. All-in, it is cheap, and there are some improvements occurring. It remains small and cyclical, and we would like to see debt even lower.
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