I don't think (the NYSE will) have any trouble raising money. The markets are anticipating this already. We've seen the seats on the exchange skyrocket.

In order for them to stay competitive, they'll have to invest a tremendous amount in marketing because we have on one hand Yahoo! getting into it, and whenever Yahoo! gets into a market it encourages everyone else to get into it. All other search engines, in my opinion, will start to come into this space.

If she were gone, I don't think it would be a big deal.

The IPO is no longer a reflex action. M&A may be a better alternative. Companies are assessing whether they should try the IPO or take the cash, where they know they'll at least get something.

The IPO market is always about the here and now, ... The good news lately has been in the commodities world.

They want to give themselves as many options as possible for liquidity.

They are the same type of company. They know how to market themselves and sell their product.

It'll take time for old habits to break. But the more interactions with investors, the better. It's always better to get more investors interested in your company.

It seems to me this is a big business that might do well

There's definitely quite a few Cleveland Indians fans out there who have been loyal for a very long time, even though the Indians weren't doing very well, ... I think that will help the offering.