It's the market saying these guys aren't going to grow as fast - these guys are no longer a growth company.

While I would like to see the company start generating profits sooner, I think (flat-rate pricing) is the way the industry is going. CompuServe will need to make its revenue through advertising or transaction fees.

That's a good price for a well-known house like Pilgrim. You could really get that company going again.

I think it's a good company with a very strong management and it's priced very attractively relative to the market and its peers like T. Rowe Price and Franklin Resources.

It's an attempt to protect the little guy from himself. H&R Block is helping people become first-time savers and not really profiting from it, at least to this point. Yes, there are fees, but there are also costs associated.

While we view the acquisition favorably, we are maintaining our market perform investment rating at this time due to valuation.