RE:RE:Here are S7's news and presentation and my notes in 1Good observation. The sp projection is made up of earnings per share plus some revenue factor. Clearly the company (and many companies that lose money) have a sp greater than zero. So part of a share's price comes from earnings, another from sales, another from growth expectations and so on. So startups with negative earnings aren't priced at zero nor do they go from zero to big numbers the minute their earnings turn positive. So this is my compromise formula. Actusally Tony laughed when I showed him the projectiomns. Not sure if he thought the Q4 number was low, high or right on. He had someone else there to talk to so I didn't get a chance to ask him. But if the company keeps growing at the rate I've shown, $2.00 in a year where they hve positive earnings is not crazy.