Guys: did you see the market cap of ATRN when compared to some other ad agencies....
...and also:
How often have you seen a penny stock that finishes second IN ANYTHING THAT REALLY MATTERS BUSINES-WISE lol! when matched up against freakin' NYSE and NASDAQ stocks with BILLION DOLLAR market caps? I think some Penny stocks would PR if their janitors were voted best : let alone something as real and substantial as an industry wide analysis on how much Revenue each employee generates...!
Here are the companies listed, with market caps, that Atrinsic *TODAY* was compared to, that have the HIGHEST RETURN PER EMPLOYEE IN THE ENTIRE NOT JUST ONLINE BUT ADVERTISING INDUSTRY lol!...that's right that Clear Channel and Lamar name you see on the bottom of billboards - Atrinsic is being compared to even these companies, and doing very well:
1st Place: Clear Channel
NYSE: CCO
Return per Employee: $1.5 million
Market Cap: $4.39 BILLION
Current Price of Stock: $12.30
2nd Place: ATRINSIC
OTCQB: ATRN
Return per Employee: $817,000
Market Cap: ...about $8 million
Current Price of Stock: .08 CENTS
3rd Place: National CineMedia
NASDAQ: NCMI
Return per Employee: $721,000
Market Cap: $730 MILLION
Current Price of Stock: $13.20
4th Place: Arbitron
NYSE: ARB
Return per Employee: $435,000
Market Cap: $988.77 MILLION
Current Price of Stock: $36.28
5th Place: Lamar Advertising
NASDAQ: LAMR
Return per Employee: $374,000
Market Cap: 2.74 BILLION
Current Price of Stock: $29.51
Folks, if ATRN goes back up to even $2 in the next year, it would still have the lowest market cap and share
price in comparison BY A MILE...and would still have the most potential upside.
Now there are no guarantees that they won't change their shares structure, go out of business, etc and negative etc....BUT be a little creative in your longer term thinking here: later in 2012 IF they hit the $1 threshold again being that they have righted their ship, got rid of money-losing Kazaa, paid off Brilliant Digital, killed 2011 quarterly numbers - and their new Atrinsic Spyder is a hit: what happens to the ATRN pps then?
