RE:RE:RE:RE:It’s go time!!!tkirk, you’re too focused on liquidation value but you would be a hard pressed to find a company that could liquidate in a cleaner fashion than Input. Input owns very few physical assets. They may own virtually none. I think they even lease their computers. So the cost to liquidate would be very small with little headcount needed.
Liquidation is not going to happen. But my point is that Input could liquidate and provide shareholders very close to the book value of the company as overhead could be brought down to a extremely low level if needed.
I agree that mortgage stream growth will tell the story of Input, good or bad. I’m encouraged with what has been reported thus far. But as I stated several times, the end of year report released in February will tell the full story. The one next month will be just another piece. Therefore, the current buying opportunity will likely remain until February. I plan on adding during this time at these prices.