RE: RE: RE: RE: last thought for the night You are adding revenues to assets?
I do admit there is value in the tax shields, but it questionable exactly what a buyer would pay for them.
And putting a price tag of $1.53/share on Yabucoa is a bit of a stretch.
I am trying to be conservative, while you expect the buyers to pay full price, and more, for everything.
It simply doesn't work that way. Sorry to burst your bubble.
But I am being conservative for a reason. If my cautious numbers say a minimum of $3/share, then buying at $2.50 should be reasonably safe, plus I still have the potential of getting more than that minimum as a bonus.
It is much better than putting the maximum value on everything, which just sets you up for disapppointment, and would lead an investor to pay far too much for their shares.
Now, think about it, which do you think is the more intelligent approach? Honestly?