RE:RE:RE:Feels like the market is seeing what I sawGood post! The calculation I used was the earnings based DCF valuation. At 0.05 EPS, if you assume absolutely no growth and discount rate of 7%, you get a value of 0.71 (0.05/0.07). Let's assume a 5% growth over a 10 year period with terminal growth rate of 3% and discount rate as 7%, you will come up with a value of $1.19 ((0.05 x 1.62 x 1.03)/0.07). This is still ridiculously cheap. This can grow by more than 10%, which could potentially see its share price go to $1.90. So just imagine what an increase in EPS would do to this stock!!! Hope this helps and keep the conversation going!