$100k/month should get SNEY to approximately $0.01/share, as I recall.
Again, my recollection may be off, but with a slightly better share structure (2.1 billion shares), "textbook" valuation was about a penny/share per million in revenue. Without revisiting the math, I will assume that $1.2 million (i.e., $100k/month) roughly balances out for today's slightly higher number of outstanding shares.
As noted in that prior discussion and this current thread, several other factors could also come into play to increase the PPS further: 1. Credibility boost, which not only would be a positive, but also would negate a negative (i.e., shut down the naysayers). 2. Exuberance in the penny-stock market might produce higher valuations than textbook analysis. 3. The increased credibility from core mining operations might give SNEY's announcements in other areas, such as building, airport security (whatever that was about) a component of future value, as opposed to mere talk/hype.
Ditto the bottom line: we need a credibility boost!
I am an amateur at this, and it would be unwise to rely on my opinions without your own independent confirmation in consultation with an investment professional.
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