RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:WowRight now the smallest thing could lit the fire and move the share price up. But if you want to look at it seriously, you need to use a multiplier: share price = X times revenues or Y times earning. Then you're talking.
Of course you have companies with no revenues and no earnings which command a hefty share price, based on the technology they possess or future perspectives. To any of these standards, Nextleaf has great value.
But for the sceptics, they'll beleive it when they'll see it. They will beleive in Nextleaf value when the share price will be way up. This is when they will buy it, and start moaning the day it will go down just a bit. They want to bet on a sure thing - unfortunately not the way to make any money on the market.