>>Being even more conservative say we only get a few mil. for our strat program, maybe 50 mil. for centerline. And sell hotzone and everything else to the peralta's for 50 mil. We all get out with about buck a share. I would sure take that right now.
You people are deluding yourselves. $1.00 / share? $1.50 / share??? Stop kidding yourselves.
GTEM has no patents so you can forget about getting any premiums for intangibles. Sanswire/Strat is worth little more than its materials, $1mm tops. Hotzone has no regular contracts and customers besides GTEM itself, so you can forget about sale prices which are multipliers of future revenue. Its sale price is going to come from the liquidation of its equipment (radios etc.). Max $5mm, seeing as Hotzone had $7mm in intangibles on the books a/o 6/30/06....unless of course you're going to debate with me that GTEM found more than $5mm to dump into Hotzone equipment.
Centerline is the only interesting one as it does have existing contracts and revenues. Keep in mind though that when GTEM acquired this 'business' they just bought the rights to operate existing contracts...for $125,000. There is a catch in there somewhere. Let's be optimistic though and say that a low margin business like centerline would go for the price you said it would $50mm.
That's a total of about $56mm for the whole bag / last known shares outstanding of 108,062,660 = $0.51 / share. And that is incredibly optimistic. Especially in regards to Centerline.
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