SHG Value, page-207

1+2= future.............

.........in your case 1+2 means: 'We're in the poo'

"The educated of us................"..........

......I'm still giggling

It isn't possible to produce a DCF value for an insolvent company, which is what SGH is because it can't open its doors to do business unless the secured lenders (the new owners of the business) tell it it can. Future profits - if there are any - belong to them.

OK clever richard - lets pretend a DCF/NPV method is right for SGH moving forward (when you won't own it). What you don't get is that "CASH" is the operative word - not profit (not that there's likely to be any for a long time).

Do the spreadsheets. It's CASH we're looking at - and don't forget to plug in the loan repayments.

Tell us what value you get.

I'm not holding my breath. Richard Tete is not a good enough name to describe you. Tete is a French word btw.

You won't be able to come up with a value because you don't understand the method and you can't put the situation into context. In fact, you don't understand anything that's of use to anyone here. You show not the slightest sign of being properly educated, otherwise you wouldn't make such idiotic statements.

Let go - you'll feel better. It's all but over. Only one way now............

1 cent soon

Now is it clear that no-one wants your shares, which you delusionally maintain is the game? I doubt you could give them away