BCdude wrote: It's impossible to know since the company hasn't released anything concrete for revenue projections, and the latest quarterly reports showed they had no revenue as of June 30th. So speculations as to how high it could go are littkle more than rolling the dice at this point.
Having said that, a company that Rob says can do a few of the things Loop can do was recently acquired for a little over $100 million (if memory serves). Rob has said Loop can do ten times the things this other software could do, so based on that very sketchy comparison, let's be generous and say Loop will one day be valued at $1 billion. This might be possible based on speculation alone, as some companies in this sector trade at valuations way above their actual value.
The company has ~137 million shares fully diluted, so that would mean the company would be trading at ~$7.30/share at a $1 billion market cap. That assumes no additional financings (highly unlikely) and a few quarters of actual revenue with signs of massive growth.
In other words, if the stars align and everything goes Loop's way I could see this trading in the $7.00 range at a MAXIMUM over the next few months.
I'd personally be ecstatic with $2.00/share, which is still a ~$274 million market cap (assuming no additonal financings). A lot would have to go right to hit this level.
More realistically? I think $1.00 to $1.50 might be possible if we get some excellent news and confirmation that significant revenue is coming in.
My two cents.
Drodmyson wrote: Also for those of you good at math, with the available share size currently, what do you all think is the possible ceiling height? Is it crazy for this thing to hit in the 30's-40's in a year, a month, or never? Just curious as to how high this company can climb the ladder.