As to buy outs, they are based on very detailed analysis of a company financial condition, present and future, including product and services offered in the market. Currently we have practically no financial strength, but any study may include the potential of the patent settlement prospects.

Even consideing the remaining patent lawsuits with positive results, the valuation may be in the dollar range using the almost 300 million shares as a base. This would require a gross of around 600 million depending on any arrangement with the present or future law firm. The valuation could be increased if the buyer thought the patents were applicable to any future product development. This would be open for speculation.

Now, including the Nunchi concept, the price could vary substantially, from nothing being added becauise Nunchi failed to materialize to a multi billion dollar market with edig participating at some percent of the revenue/profits. The amount may range from an added $1.00 to multiple dollars, but that number would be decided as a result of a complex market analysis and other criteria in projecting the goal rate of return on the investment.

This type of task is not done hit and miss, it's financial and market based and must meet specific ROI goals established by any management in accordance with shareholder objectives.