Itellectual property is something that only the company determines the value for and until you really sell it, you really don't know what it is worth.
Wrong. One can know what it is worth. There are entire firms that deal exclusively with valuation and enforcement of intellectual property. Do you like Apple products? More than 2/3rds of that company's worth stems from intellectual property. And yes, if a company liquidates that property can be sold.
Before one company buys another like Trimax, they use third-party companies to make sure that IP value is accurately calculated before making an offer.
All I see is a company basically owned and controlled by 1 person(Talari).
10 Full-time, 4 part-time employees now. Read the filing.
What is the "intellectual property" worth $6 mil? Anyone know? Software? Goodwill? What?
A company (Trimax) and all their assets, contracts, etc. that reported $1.2M in revenue before June of this year. Read the filing.
You can hate what I say, you might not like what I say, but I challenge anyone to respond directly to how a company goes from loosing a million a year to being worth billions.
Nobody said the Co. is worth billions, but it is worth millions right now. Read the filing.
Goodwill is basically what you paid in access of the assets less the liabilities. In this case it includes the intellectual property/customer base. I am sure I surpass your knowledge as I receive mine 10 years at Ernst & Young as an auditor. But let me explain, these stocks run on rumors, so sit back like everyone else and make money.