Sco Grp. (The) (MM) (SCOX) Quote

SCO V IBM case ends.

After 11 years.

http://groklaw.net/pdf4/IBM-1132.pdf

This company has been gaining new customer's rapidly....

Totally agree...they've had a string of great news lately...35 was a gift on this one!

It is upticking again...........

I see 1.15 easy.......this company is way.....undervalued!

It's running time!!!!!

Great News: Sberbank (Savings Bank Of The Russian Federation) Chooses SCO's OpenServer 6 to Upgrade Thousands of Servers
PR: http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/070830/lath046.html?.v=101

Yep

When I read about Genisys using them and the iphone info..... I had to pick up some of this before the x-mas shopping period begins.....and I will be adding. I think they will picking up more business soon.......

Been picking up since about .53 all the way down to mid .40s might get some more as well.

I agree.....they have been building their business with new contracts for the past 7 months. They are way.......undervalued here! Hope to pick up more before the word gets out!!!

SCOX 0.57 +0.1101 (+23.94%) - volume coming in..

..could move to Dollarland easily, I think!

-imho-

looks cheap. eom

I think this drop was over-reaction to the news. If you read the 8-K the game is not over yet, and they have revenues so I find it hard to believe the pps is at .40 when you see worthless liar ceos run scham companies with a pps of over 1.00. Time will tell i guess

.42 V = 5,010,278

Copyright Ruling Smacks SCO Group
By Ivy Lessner
TheStreet.com Staff Reporter
8/13/2007 2:17 PM EDT
URL: http://www.thestreet.com/newsanalysis/techsoftware/10374047.html

A judge's slap-down of SCO Group's (SCOX) Unix copyrrights pretensions may have dealt it a final blow.


A judge in the U.S. District Court for Utah sided with Novell (NOVL) on most of SCO's claims for owning Unix copyrights, parts of which are the basis for open-source Linux software, which Novell sells.

Shares in Lindon, Utah-based SCO Group were down $1.12, or 71.9%, to 44 cents Monday. Back in 2003, the stock traded near $20 a share. It has since shrunk to a micro-cap stock, with revenue of $26.8 million in 2006.

SCO had claimed to own substantial chunks of the Unix code and threatened to sue IBM (IBM) and nearly everybody else in the open-source industry, including customers, for reparations.

"Novell is the owner of the Unix and UnixWare copyrights," U.S. District Judge Dale Kimball, wrote in Friday's decision. Furthermore, Novell can require SCO to waive claims against IBM, he ruled.

Novell and IBM have a long-standing partnership in furthering the use of open-source Linux software in the enterprise.

"Today's court ruling vindicates the position Novell has taken ... and it settles the issue of who owns the copyrights of Unix in Novell's favor," Joe LaSala, Novell general counsel, said in a statement issued Friday. "The court's ruling has cut out the core of SCO's case and, as a result, eliminates SCO's threat to the Linux community."

"We are extremely pleased with the outcome," LaSala stated.

Novell was up 32 cents, or 5%, to $6.74. SCO Group could not be reached for comment.

SCO Group's revenue for the first two quarters of 2007 was down 16.9% year on year, to $14.5 million. The majority of its revenue is Unix-related. The company posted a loss of 5 cents per share for each of those quarters. SCO Group spent just over $1 million on litigation costs in the second quarter.

This is me last post of the day because im not a member only get 15 posts per day. Got in today at $1.50, not worried. UP to $1.48 after hours, earnings weren't too bad. getting better. If you want to listen to the earnings report: http://ir.sco.com/events.cfm
Looks good to contiune up tommarow. See you guys tommarow.

Nice after hours

1st message 4 years after the board was created! lol