RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Next Year's Orders
if you run the numbers of near $3 million dollars and take near 60 million shares you will get 1/20 or a nickel--this is trading 14X the revenue which for a "game changer" is actually low. There are others that trade 30 times the revenue--$1.50 but that is fairly high. I usually take 5-10 times so that is actually in access of it. Nevertheless, I would think at this point a $1.00 is actually where this should be, however, you're right the market is agreeing with the .70 and there are the reasons you and others have given "cheap pieces of paper" and one that I have come to accept. With low volume there are still cheap pieces out there, however, on a strong enough news I am sure they will be flooding the market and those who believe the equity is worth wherever the surge will go will pay to either increase their position or buy in. In any case, yes, it will take a bit of time to get things rolling now depending on how people take it, for example if the company reports things on the book and people are taking it for what it is the equity value will rise accordingly, if however, which I believe will more likely be the case people may wait for receipt of payment something that is typical of pyr--they have a back order but their s/p stalls until those orders have been cleared "receipt of payment" It's kind of hard to say though because when big orders come some may jump in others may wait and that also has to do with whether raises will come to be able to fill those orders. Over here, the production is two fold--one which will cost the company something (reseller supply and licensing) and one that theoretically from my understanding should not (tier one integrator licensing)--other companies generally have a straight supply order--pyr has a mix sort of like this--straight supply like egt is killing the company and a business model I am not too fond of as it leads to massive dilution when purchase orders runs companies in the hole but are needed to be done to be able to get the volume orders, however, companies who buy may only need limited quantities volume orders (2-3 million) while better than purchase orders (typically around 500k-1.2m) hardly offset production and operation costs--egt's problem. Like I said, I will likely eat crow in what I had stated the range will likely be. It is looking more like $1-$2 not $2-$4 but let's see where things go. I'm ok with this progressively going up with some pops here and there along the way.