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Re: regulator2006 post# 3305

Wednesday, 05/29/2013 11:37:48 PM

Wednesday, May 29, 2013 11:37:48 PM

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"Pop" may be an understatement. Let me state some valid points and see if you an identify where I'm coming from.

1. $24 million in profits divided by number of outstanding shares is over $0.20 a share 1:1

Why would a company go public to get market capitalization of 1:1 for their equity?

2. The accounts receivables from 1/31 10Q were from invoices from previous months. Going to assume that these active contracts have new invoices for February through April 30 (end of fiscal year). The contracts clearly state monthly invoicing for goods and services. So I would expect to see twice as much in revenue in the annual audit.

3. More shareholders means more trading activity. How many shareholders are tied to the 80-mill share cert issued last May? DBS Distributors is a DE company so I cannot get this information but you can see that the company had millions of dollars in marketing active before going public with RVPL last year. I'm going to guess there were a handful of investors. The CEO's old FB showed that they working with Razoo and Indigogo. These are two popular crowd funding websites for private companies.

4. Valuation of active purchase/service contracts ($1.93 billion) would make the share price above $15. If the more recent Barnes Group contract turned up more fed gov't grant money we would have a market capitalization over $20 per share.

These are the reasons why I think this will go well in the long haul. All the right signs are there. Think Gateway Computers when they blew up from a penny stock to $12 overnight. I see that coming soon.
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