Qtip, I wasn't comparing the two, I was making the point that since SONY has top of the line 4K recording capability, that TEVE may be a good fit for them, if they wish to expand into the delivery of their technology. The technology each has is not comparable but one will benefit from the other. Sony has recording capability, Telvue has delivery capability, put them together and what do you have? The fact that Sony is so much bigger is also my point as they have the assets to purchase such a small company like TEVE. I don't foresee that much of a premium/valuation being put on TEVE to justify even a 20 dollar a share price much less 70 dollars. As many have stated Mr Lenfest doesn't need a dime, and selling this company would benefit the shareholders buying now, but for those that are looking to regain losses after the split will just be out of luck. Mr Lenfest could sell at the current market value, he'd benefit by the tax loss, and I'm sure he really doesn't care about getting his 70 dollars per share as those shares were part of the debt for shares conversion of only the last 5 million dollars (Mr Lenfests last payment of "charity" to the company).
AS for the release of the financials, if a deal were in place, Sony already has seen the financials and any release of financials at this time if they are good, would obviously increase the valuation, so who know's, maybe a deal is already in the works.
And lastly, once again, the technologies each have are not comparable but complimentary. We shall see.
AI
