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Tuesday, April 21, 2009 11:44:35 PM
The value of the formulas will be reflected in the stock price -- and will not show up on the audited financial statements. Goodwill and the cost of the formulas are based on purchased amounts and not what they are currently worth. Market value and audited financial statements are usually not the same. The stock price will reflect value in the market place and that is what we are investing in if we expect the pps to be less than the true value. That is why we believe buying at .017 is a great opportunity since we will sell for many times that when the value of the formula, contracts, cash flow, pallets of finished product being shipped, unique products that meet the needs of customers, etc. are factored in. That is why someone offered .10 and why Jared rejected that price. That is why we are holding expecting significant gains. All I am pointing out is that audited financial statements are different than stock value. One is looking backward at historical costs and the other is looking foward to potential.
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