Monday, May 11, 2009 7:42:54 AM
And now that I look back and sort through a bunch of the info. I think even .25 may be a little high. If I were buying the company, I'd buy it based on NPV and NOT NFV (Net Present Value and Net Future Value). Any of these contracts could be cancelled at ANY time. Very high risk and I'm sure there's been an evaluation done to asses just how stable each contract is....
One other thing. I dont see where ANYONE's been said to be "retained" for managing current relations, nor have I seen anything relative to a "non-compete" statement. Both would be required if I were to buy out the company. IMO
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