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I'm looking at the fundamentals objectively which is what the market was primarily built on continues to go on. It's about earnings, how much and what the the future earnings looks like.
It's not based on theories but actual facts and numbers. There's a science behind these metrics.
Unlocking the valuation and informing/educating the public helps us to reach closer to the fundamentals. I've seen it happen a bunch of times. Not only on Nasdaq but pink sheets as well. Especially on the speculation for forward looking fundamentals.
But there's no speculation here. Real solid numbers, where we can justly extrapolate the forward p/e, based on the company's forward guidance.
YO! The net income is actually higher.
$4,463,211 for 2022. That gives us .074 a share with the bev p/e multiplier!
But a forward p/e of $30m to $40m is even higher. This shit is ridiculously undervalued, it's not even funny...
Yeap, anticipating on a forward guidance among other pertinent catalysts...
Your numbers are off. $4 million in net profit from $13.7 in gross revenues is much higher than 15%.
Plus each quarter for 2022 profit margins varied. 2nd Q produced nearly 50% in net profit.
The fundamentals are based on the key metrics of the price to earnings ratio in the bev. industry...
The revenues are growing exponentially like I've never seen in the history of the otc that is sub penny. Truly remarkable and extraordinary!
$4 million in net earnings for 2022 gives us .062 a share with a 30x p/e.
But a forward p/e of a projected $16 million in net earnings for 2023 would give us .25 a share today!
This is considerably undervalued by a ridiculous margin!
They smashed earnings!
-Assets went from $5,745,212 to $8,503,417.
-$13,717,447 total revenue in 2022.
-4th Q. net profit of $873,106, brining total earnings for 2023 to around $4 mil. in net profit.
-$4 mil. x 30 p/e =$120 million market cap.
(Which =.062 a share!)
Can't wait for more news tomorrow, hopefully a forward guidance and other pending catalysts!
Exactly. Big day tomorrow, big week ahead of us and the month.
Still can't believe were trading under a couple pennies though. The fundamentals as of today show .05 to .25 a share...
Good to have you on board bud...
Tic, toc...
This should be trading substantially higher from where it's at now. Earnings coming out this week among other pertinent catalysts. I'm getting ready for a huge run here...
Thanks, you too...
It is what it is. I just analyze the fundamentals objectively. Which is myself big thesis for where this stock should be and where it can go. The risk ratio is small, but the reward ratio is utterly massive...
Big things coming next week and the weeks after that. Mark it...
He's out, and soon will be the shares.
No doubt. Just based off on the first 3 quarters of 2022, this should be a minimum of .05, based off on the metrics of the fundamentals in the bev. industry.
$3,589,105 in net earnings x 30p/e = $107,673,150. Divide that by the o/s and that gives us .055 a share...
Tic toc... Lots of amazing catalysts on the horizon brother.
But as of right now, this is truly undervalued like no other...
$Hiru.The next 30x to 100x bagger.
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$Hiru.The next 30x to 100x bagger.
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$Hiru Quick D.D
(This should be anywhere inbetween a minimum of .0888 to .247 a share now)
-Market Cap
$4.2 million.
-Outstanding Shares
1,941,425,394
-Authorized Shares
2,100,000,000
Total assets:
-$5.7 million as of the 3rd quarter of 2022. However they bought a California water bottling company in the 4th quarter of 2022 which is espected be worth $7 million. Bringing their total assets to around $12m to $13m.
-On October of 2022, they acquired a full scale water bottling company out of Roseville, Ca, which has 133,000 square foot of floor space. This newly acquired company is expected to be worth $7 million which hasnt been accounted for in their financials, yet.
-They also have a bottling and distribution facility in Phoenix, AZ which is 11,000 square feet
What's on the horizon:
-Hiru will be starting their own line of drinks.
-They are starting to manufacture their own water bottles.
-The company still continues to bottle for a Nasdaq company in Alkaline88. They recently announced a partership where Shaquille O'Neil is endorsing and marketing their product since late last year.
-Hiru might start bottling for Logan Paul's line of drinks called Prime which is blowing up rapidly.
-They are also working on major box store purchase orders such as Albertsons, Kroger and Walmart to name a few.
-Financials coming out soon, anticipation of audit, and many more.
The Fundamentals:
The company has generated $7,816,295 in gross revenues for the first 3 quarters of 2022. Their net profit margins were around 46%, which gave them a net profit of $3,589,105.
They're expected to break $12,500,000 in gross revenue at the end of December 2022. At a profit margin around 46%, that would give them a total of $2,154,504 just for the 4th quarter alone. That brings their total earnings for 2022 at $5,743,609.
Now the the price to earnings ratio in the beverage industry is around 30x. If their net profit margins of 2022 is $5,743,609, multiply that by 30x. That gives us a market cap of $172, 308,270. Divide that by our o/s of 1,941,425,394 and that equates to .0888 a share for the past trailing 12 months.
However the market predominately trades on future earnings. It's the expectation of what companies will make anywhere from 1 to 4 years out.
Now, the company has stated for the circa of 2023, they expect to hit $40 million in gross revs. Netting them anywhere inbetween 30% to 40%. That can give them $16,000,000 in net profits. Multiply that by a p/e of 30x, and that gives them a market cap of $480m. Divide that by the o/s, and that equates to .247 a share.
As you can see, this stock is severely undervalued, and should be trading around .0888 to .247. Its not only plausible, but fundamentally accurate and justified to see those prices now.
They're growing exponentially faster than any other otc I have witnessed. If they can continue their metoric rise in revenues/profit and double their profit margins for 2024, then we could see .50 at some point this year, which is feasible in my humble opinion...
Loads of real big potential. $HIRU and $ZICX...
Nice, that's 2 days from now...
Triggered over something that was never said or implied. The utter bullshit here never ceases to amaze me.
That's crazy talk. Pure bullshit as I never mentioned anything about dividends, ever...
Emotions based on basless assumptions. lol
It's actually quite simple. The money was made in Indonesia via SL Holdings and went back into further production and expansion. The Ceo said they would allocate their cashflow back to their North America projects in the last cc...
Thanks Wilton. I'll be there for sure...
You got it bud...
Exactly...
That's incorrect. The filings clearly show
they have already received funds for the Reg A. offer.
Also your Math is off.
The book value presently is the equity divided by the current o/s which is .66 a share. Net equity value is .59 a share.
If you factor in the recent debt conversion, then the book value would be worth a little more than what I have just shown.
Plus with the recent acquisition and further drilling confirming more reserves at Moosehorn, the book value will increase even more.
No doubt. But as I have just recently posted, if the agreement of the original conversion rate still holds true, it can be as low as a few million more shares, as long as we don't dip below .10...
The Ceo said most, not all. I'm not sure if the original docs in the first Reg. A filiing disclosure still holds any weight on the conversion rate.
But lets suppose that's true. You're not including the tranches for future share prices into the equation.
I'm going to base this off the original conversion agreement and the recent increase of the o/s from the last Q to the current Q.
So one can assume around 10 million shares has been converted by Leonite recently. At a discounted rate of .0123, that would knock off $123,000 of their $420,000 convertable debt, leaving them with $297,000 in debt with Leonite.
However, if the next tranch gives us a 21 day low of .10, Leonite would get their discounted shares at .05. That would be a total of 5,940,000 shares left which would fully pay off the remaining debt of $297,000. Thats not a lot, and no where near the 40 million+ you're assuming.
Or if the 21 day low is .12, the total convertable debt would be 4,950,000. ($297,000 ÷ .06 = 4,950,000 shares.)
I highly doubt that this would get to a couple of pennies. But lets assume it does in the next tranch where the conversion rate is at .0123. With $297,000 left in convertable debt, the total amount in shares issued would be 24.1 million shares added to the o/s. ($297,000 ÷ .0123 = 24.1 million shares)
Again, not 40+ million shares as you said it can be. You simply havent factored in the next tranch conversion rate which will be much higher than .0123, unless you think this falls back to a couple pennies. Might I add, nor have you added the recent and suspected conversion to the equation.
Either way, whether if it's 5 million or 24 million, given the fundamentals that we have, this stock will still be justified in the dollars.
I'll put it like this, erroneous information or insinuation should be not supported as facts as it was clear who I was responding to providng as such.
All the other misinterpreted and misdirected bull shit in response to my posts are meaningless and mean very little to me. I'm going to enjoy my weekend instead of going in circles to simply find a coherent middle ground.
Have a good weekend all...
Let's talk about inconsequential words of opinions on a one-sided argument with no evidence as opposed to the facts...
It's one thing to have an unsavory disposition, but to dismiss something with complete prejudice is another.
It was a cherry pick from one side of the story without ever providing facts to help substantiate an actual thesis for that narrative. Thats what I call cherry picking.
I've clearly laid it out in multiple posts where most understood the extrapolation was that our Ceo facilitated the consumption of that deal. Nothing more and nothing less...
Not unless that "cherry pick" was unsubstantiated without supporting the counter argument as a possibility, giving both sides of the story as opposed to just one.
I've stated the facts and proposed a reasonable postulation that helped back it up. But was counter argument to do the same? Obviously not...
Your kidding right? Have you googled that? There isn't any court cases against Nills Ollquist. Just a random post about an old company on SI...