Keep in mind that a lot of their costs are rapidly declining as the stock price goes down. This is the piece of a GAAP earnings statement that doesn&#x27;t make a lot of sense to me. If the market loves what they&#x27;re doing, and the stock goes up, then what they were paying people suddenly becomes unreasonable, and they get hammered for not controlling costs? I just don&#x27;t get it.<p>Anyway, I sold all the shares I could at $51, and then sold everything else at $31, so I clearly didn&#x27;t feel like the price was worth that, but $12B for the company seems a little low to me. Given current news is likely to be taken as a reason to sell, it wouldn&#x27;t surprise me at all to see the company get bought. Which I guess could push the stock up a little bit, like it did last week, but it would take months of that to get people&#x27;s compensation back to where it was with RSUs that were handed out a year ago.