Replies to post #26499 on e.Digital Corporation (fka EDIG)

[CDR]

But Anyway --what you say has validity . However ,there are other product opportunities ;which you didn't factor in with this scenario . Those opportunities were discussed in yesterdays web cast. Therefore , the company is projecting for the entire 2003 year .

Any of the other projects adding to profits ,imo could then put edig over the top .

[gernb1]

Of course you assumed no online sales whatsoever and discount the seemingly increased future NREs that are on the horizon, but hey, we expect no less than a slanted, one-dimensional analysis from you. You did not disappoint.

cheers

[Sentinel]

[Chessplayer]

But Anyway,

Your chart from yesterday way really interesting. I thought when support is broken it becomes resistance.
In otherwords it can't return above the line you drew.
Where on earth did you learn to do technical analysis.

Let me see if I can get this straight.

You don't know the difference between a continuation pattern and a reversal pattern.
you don't use indicators such as volume and momentum.
You don't know the difference between support and resistance.

No doubt you still stand by your analysis.

[richardosborne]

ButAnyway.....Your leaving out the other parts of the business.

Sales of the O-1000 direct, royalties from International sales, IFE, Eclipse, NRE revenue, etc.

If you are going to talk yearly figures, we should look at it when the other product lines are available.

Don't forget the MP3 market for 2003 is estimated ar 2.1 million units. If Ipod can sell approximately 500k units in a year when the total was 1.7 million units, then I see no reason why we can't sell as many once the model becomes an accepted and value product.

That's only 250k vs 2.1 mil or 11.9% of the total, not including all of the other revenue producing products I mentioned.

Play the game fair if you are going to play.