Everything aside..
and assuming the 9 month earnings of about 1 million is the 12 month earnigns, the company currently has a P/E ration of about 30. This is super concervative and not bad already, if we see further growth 2020 over 2019, and increase earnings to closer 1.3 million in the next quarter, the S/P should at the very least stay or go up just on basic fundamentals and keeping P/E ratio 20-30. Past this quarter, if things keep course then a 30 P/E ratio is justified as there is obvious growth for now.
This is baseline, if any type of speculation events or anything else happens then there might be large jumps in S/P.