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At this point in time the breakup value of Kodak is greater than the stock price. There are a lot more good things that can happen that will help the stock valuation than bad things. Good things such as (1) a change of point-of-view at top management,(2) an end to IP litigation, (3) the coming along of a suitor and (4) spinning off profitable divisions will help the stock outperform the market and will return some additional value to the stockholders.Surely, Kodak will never again be a great company because too much damage has been done to the internal workings that allow for efficiency of scale, and a clear vision of company direction. Efficiency and vision have departed. The product line is good and is being developed, but at what cost!