Anyway, SCO's clearly headed to bankruptcy, despite what it's Z-score says. Just a note that I'm sure will push SCO into the walking dead score range is that retained earnings are the cummulative earnings since inception/formation, so using stockholder's equity grossly overstates their case (i.e., makes them look more favorable) because you've included all the equity investments they received (not just the $50MM PIPE and recent $10MM infusion, but original IPO proceeds).
The retained earnings you should use for SCO is -$234,942,000. Yes that's a huge negative number. You only get it in the SEC filings, it's not broken out in the earnings releases. BTW, The 1st Quarter 10Q needs to be filed Wednesday (3/15) to be on time.
FYI - I'm a career corporate finance/investment guy that has no financial interest in SCOX or any other parties to their litigation unless they're in my broad-based mutual investments. Same applies to the past and the future for SCOX.
~ Merkey v The Internet et al Docs ~ Yahoeuvre ~ tuxrocks.com (SCO cases legal docs) ~ scofacts.org ~ eagle.petrofsky.org ~ Zen's Den ~ Yahoo SCOX Message Board ~ Lamlaw ~ Microsoft Watch ~ Groklaw ~ Korgwal - a Groklaw mirror ~ nosoftwarepatents.com ~ Flame Warriors ~ SCOXE Wars ~ Get your Merkey Number here! ~ Digital Law Online
Make a new account