Thanks very much mate it has changed my perspective on Garret somewhat in a positive way. Appreciate the insight into the potential here it is so hard to find these investments I don't want to sell out too early with this bad boy! already been here over 6 months. Exciting times are upon us and share the same sentiments as you. Hoping to quit my office day job after this one.
Spot on, Sky. People who read the filings carefully have seen Garett's masterful work with the convertibles. More confirmation now with Eagle Equities being labelled as a friendly holder.
YOU ARE WRONG! You need to double the profit margin to about 40 percent LOL (most larger automation/robot companies make around a 40-50% profit margin) and I would also say a PE multiple of 40-50 (or more) is very possible with a new company like RAD making deals with multi-billion dollar companies. In other words.....$20-30 per share is totally possible. Awesome post Sky! Lets get this merger done!
Thank you for this post, as well as all of your posts. You def. have a solid grasp of the possibilities/potential here. Looking forward to dollar land and beyond!
DL, you're an accredited investor with strong connections to Garret. Your words mean much to me, and should to others who know of your position. I never anticipated Eagle might be buying up OMVS's old debt. Makes perfect sense. That's obviously what was being "implied" in Garrets email (below) .
No offense taken. I'm a retired CPA and just want to interject and provide some color on the "red tape" of accountants and the accounting profession.
1) CPA's are self-regulated by the American Institute of CPA's (AICPA); They are not regulated by the SEC;
2) CPA's must comply with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP), Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB), Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) and Generally Accepted Auditing Standards (GAAS) when conducting SEC audits;
3) Accounting firms and CPA workpapers & compliance checklists are routinely audited by outside Peer-Review CPA firms. These Peer-Review firms are CPA firms who are engaged to audit other AICPA member firms to ensure compliance with the rules, regulations, code of conduct and standards of the AICPA & PCAOB.
4) CPA firms & CPA's are often sanctioned, disciplined & suspended for non-compliance with AICPA & PCAOB rules;
5) Accountants and other professionals are always easy targets for lawsuits. Lenders, shareholder's and other's "rely" on their unqualified audit opinion of the financials;
6) ALL OF THE ABOVE is why & how the accounting profession diligently self-regulates itself. The background bureaucracy (mentioned above) also contributes to the high cost of an audit (min $25k -$30k)
7) Accordingly, from the clients and shareholder's perspective it would appear slow, bureaucratic and cumbersome. I can assure you OMVS/RAD's auditors are under a lot pressure to get their end of the work done in a timely manner (or risk losing the client), while at the same time balancing the demands of compliance with GAAP, GAAS, PCAOB, FASB & AICPA requirements.
* Lastly, I'm confident the 8/31 merger completion date will be met. I believe the auditors were asked to provide a date they could comfortably meet.