Empower Clinics Inc EPWCF

RE:no brainer here

[inviolablspirit]

Great interview!  Lots of good information to digest. This will certainly be a great long term investment. However, I know many shareholders don't want to hear this, but at the current share price the company is fairly valued.  If the stock remains at a $10 million run rate for the year and giving it a 10x valuation that would place the stock at $0.30 and a $15 million run rate 10x, which could be more likely with clinic openings and testing would place the stock at $0.45.  If we happen to reach $20 million at 10x than we're looking at $0.60.  Those, objectively, are the numbers, whether you like them or not.  

I realize that the health industry can be valued greater than 10x, but that is a good place to start.  So I can see the company trading in the $0.30's and $0.40s for a bit until the revenues and quarterly financials start to show a higher valuation.  And this was generally what Steve is trying to say to shareholders is that we're not there yet, patience is needed, but we are in the process of building the company into something special.  And it will eventually get uplisted onto the NASDAQ and maybe even one day pay a dividend.  And George is right, that idea of a dividend is at least 5 years away or more.    

I've been an investor in this company since the $0.04 range and even I'll admit the share price had no business jumping all the way to $2.50.  In a way, it was harmful to the company because it created a lot of unhappy shareholders holding stock at higher prices, instead of bringing them in at lower prices for a slower and more solid ascent.  So I suspect we'll see some pressure from tax losses at some point before the end of the year.  But in the end, this is a great company, with a great future.