Good point re: taxes.

But this brings up another point when considering an acquisition. We're obviously looking for a company with the "right stuff", but also hurting for money. This implies that the desireable candidate also has year over year tax losses and related tax credits. When we acquire the company, we acquire their tax situation. Those tax credits could greatly offset the ultimate cost of the acquisition (to zero?).

This is the true beauty of PTSC's circumstance. In the business world, there is nothing that compares with being awash in money. Virtually everything else pales, because everthing else is a "potential" toward being awash in money.

It amazes me that people out there in investorland are not thinking our situation, and things like this, all the way through.

We are soooo friggin' undervalued!

JMHO,

SGE