Comment by
oilandgasman on Dec 01, 2021 2:31pm
If only they could sell the story, it's truely not their forte or have zero interest in the will of shareholders.
Comment by
Domino55 on Dec 01, 2021 4:27pm
Is the valuation back up to a 2% probability of success? That is 50% higher than my own calculation. I'll go with yours. All salient points but as you know, no one capitalizes on their perceived shortcomings better.
Comment by
mercedesman on Dec 01, 2021 4:39pm
I'm using a conservative valuation, and a valuation before factoring in the future Covid patients PMX revenue upside ;) .23 x X = 2% Solving for X X = .23/2% = $ 11.50 this is also an overly simplified, conservative equation, becasue the "failure" outcome is not = $0 for a two trick (actually really a 4- trick) pony. MM
Comment by
Domino55 on Dec 01, 2021 5:24pm
Would it be asking too much that the company strive to value itself at a 10% probability of P3 success. Is that too long a stretch?
Comment by
Accountprince on Dec 01, 2021 5:57pm
Dom - apparently it is asking too much of the company to strive to reach 10% of success value. An issue done last year at 5% and one this year at 4%. And according to Oilandgasman full disclosure by Seto recently on issue numbers to retail and to institutional - they know precisely who owns what. Yet no comment when the price drops to less than 2%.
Comment by
Domino55 on Dec 01, 2021 6:16pm
A 10% valuation is a sizeable request given that it is a 5 bagger from here but it does still leave them a 90% probability of failure in the valuation to do whatever it is they do with it. At this late stage it is only fair to ask.