Their market cap is $9.43M as of today. The analysts are saying “SELL SELL SELL“. Now as interesting as it would be to read something into the numbers here, say the projected -100% growth rate predicted for next quarter, there is a fairly strong likelihood that it is just a bug in Yahoo’s page, as it shows Dec-69 as the current quarter. I am guessing that it doesn’t do error detection on the values returned from the query, and simply lets the data formatter handle “errors” further down in the display logic. Or maybe the growth rate really will be near -100%. Well, lets do a little analysis of our own. They have 142 employees according to their summary page. Lets assume that they have an average salary of$70k/year. So this would mean that their yearly burn rate, ignoring benefits and so forth, is $9.9M. In order to sustain operations and tread water, they have to take in enough such that their operating margin covers their expenses. Lets just round things up and call it$12M/year as their total expenses. This means they need $1M/month in operating margin. It looks like their revenue is dropping about 20% per year (from their most recent 10-k filing). Their gross margin in 2006 was, curiously,$12M. Their OE was \$29M. 100% of their revenue is Unix revenue. And 95% of that belongs to Novell apparently.