That's mostly true, sure. Our business has patents we are working to monetize and the only thing they've ever been on our balance sheet up until now is a growing cost of patent attorney fees.
But even if everything you say is true, it's up to MZ to decide what Sensortecnics is other than a "coming soon website" at this moment. Shareholders have already waited a year or more so we are well "in the dark" as far as I'm concerned. I'm just an optimist 24/7 because that's who I am.
All I'm saying is, I'm in my early 30's and every time I meet with my business accountant and attorney I learn things that nobody taught in school or spoke about on the television screen after the news at 9. This stuff is hidden in plain sight but only .001% of people dig for it, learn it, understand it and use it to their advantage. Everyone complains Amazon doesn't pay taxes but do they learn how to do it in their own life? No, they post memes and go to bed after 5 hours of Netflix. Society needs worker bees not educated tax law gurus at mcdonalds.
Those that dig and pay professionals to advise them reside at the top and I believe MZ has creditable advisors giving him the right guidance now or I wouldn't be here.
I'm not going to claim to know how MZ should handle every aspect of his patents / UK vs USA tax law, ect. I'm sure it gets messy but a professional can make anything be anything depending on the goal. Our firm is private and our patents are not public information yet so what I've learned doesn't apply to EGYF apples to apples at all. I enjoy speculating learning and digging.
