> I get less then 1% return on my money market and AIRT pays in excess of 3%. I am in no rush to sell.

Ditto on that as I still have a sizable position for myself.

>Think of the savings if this company was no longer publicly held. According to S&P, there are less then 300 shareholders. Why spend all that money complying with SEC requirements?

What we don't want is for them to de-list and go to pinks without a buyout. This would cause the shares to drop even further. I've already had a couple of companies that did so. Their shares no longer trade in the range where they used to.

Congrats to the board for the new venture.
The Fresia relationship is exciting and a new way to grow sales on a more consistent basis. I don't think that's priced into the shares yet. The backlog doesn't include sales of this venture yet. It should also be a way for Global to increase sales overseas where the Euro buys more than a dollar. If the stock gets back to eights or lower i'm in for more. IMO It certainly is a long term value for those who can be patient.