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Originally Posted by borisb
I'm not sure I understand your comment, Dr. T. If the company is being acquired with the intent of continuing operations, then one would expect the buyer to want enTourage to continue pumping out widgets (assuming cashflow isn't an issue). If the buyer is buying the IP (intellectual property, such as patents), then sales wouldn't matter and the buyer would probably encourage enTourage to clear out all inventory. If a new product release is on the horizon, then clearing out old stock is definitely highly desirable; i.e., flushing of stock suggests a new product release (in a well run company).
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Ah, I see. I was thinking that if the company wanted operations to continue, the lack of supplies is worrying. In addition, if a new device is on the horizon, my assumption was that it would still use wacom-type styli, thus the lack of those was concerning. Good points, though, and I apologize for my confusion.