RE:RE:AnalysesTomConstantine wrote: $1.04 to 15 cents. They "could" make 10 million on Venowave. They "could" make 100 million on test kits. Anyone know who's buying test kits? Companies? Governments?
https://www.npr.org/2022/05/16/1099335734/the-federal-government-is-offering-another-round-of-free-covid-tests?utm_campaign=storyshare&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_medium=social
Another round for the USA people, eight free rapid test to any household - 334,742,225 people in the USA at an average of 3 people over household.
Math:
> 334,742,225 people in the USA divided by an average of 3 people over household.
> that is 111,580,741 kits of 8 for free, PAID BY THE GOVERNMENT
> 111,580,741 kits multiply by 8 in a kit for free = thats 892,645,928 individual kits
> Say $1.00 profit per test, that's
$892,645,928 > $892,645,928 in US funds @ 1.27 = Profit of
$1,133,660,328 in Canadian currency > I believe (counting warrants) we have appr. 237,000,000 shares
>
$1,133,660,328 divided by 237,000,000 shares
> Therma Bright share price would be $0.16 + $4.78 =
$4.94 in Canadian currency You never know, if we can get an approval this week, it will be the best test kit out there... And if we could grab this contract or anything equivalent contract/contracts to that (not necessarily the US)
Therma Bright $5.00 per share!!
Your saying who would buy? That's one example of the US government buying...
As we know Rob has been accumulating numbers in the meantime, as per pre-approval
Bam, drop the Mic