Comment by
Massivesulfide on Jan 24, 2023 1:05pm
I guess the only saving grace in this discussion is that the company might be worth closer to $.30 for somebody buying a tax loss carryforward. This reminds me of the days when Eaton's was picked up by Sears in liquidation. It is worth more dead than alive. $100 million dollar and counting in losses are worth something to a company with profits.
Comment by
MassiveisKing on Jan 24, 2023 4:11pm
16 cents, 10 cents what's the difference? The difference is very simple math. Move the decimal to the right twice on the $0.10 and you get $10 bucks a share!