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Can’t wait for the “Bots”
To keep reposting this great news.
Hats R’ Us
Owned by Raul Minsky
(Ron’s brother)
Yeah - Everything they make is Quality
Very high Quality
LOL ….
I never saw that before.
Didn’t think it was possible.
And using your model ….
$4.5 million net profit
P/E ratio = 39 (industry avg)
$4.5 million / 17.2 million shares
EPS = $0.26 per share
$0.26 * 39 (P/E ratio)
PPS = $10.14 per share
Would you like to buy waterfront property I have in Colorado?
How about an igloo I have in Arizona?
Amen ….
A few crooked (unethical) individuals on here are just trying to scare people out of their shares.
Not sure how they sleep at night.
And I love when they always say, “we’re just taking time out of our day to try to be a good citizen to warn others about how bad this stock is”. LOL
That happens to me all the time.
Especially with this stock, on many purchases in the past,
Pure manipulation.
$22.8 million revenue ($7 million profit)
And not just $7 million in profit, but “net profit”.
Within a couple of years the official forward projections from the company and CEO are $22.8 million revenue ($7 million net profit). That is a 31% net profit margin, which is awesome.
The shrimp industry has a high P/E ratio because it’s usually very profitable and can achieve fast year over year growth.
In two years, $7 million net profit will potentially (probably) come with at least a P/E ratio of 50.
$7 million net profit * 50 P/E = $350 million market cap
$350 million / 1.38 billion shares = $0.25+ per share.
The simple play here is to hold ….
Yeah, the company Dino is pointing out had a $9 million loss in Net Profit.
They did have a positive gross profit. But $9 million loss in net, is quite terrible from $59 million in revenue.
Their revenue was basically $59 million.
All costs and expenses combined were $9 million more than that amount, in giving them a net loss of $9 million, from the $59 million in revenue.
Which is about a (negative) 15% net profit margin (in the red).
Tradition (APSI) audited financials from 2021 were way better in total revenue, net profit, and of course net profit margin.
Amen ….
It’s a done deal.
As illustrated in Exhibits 2.1 to 2.3 of the 8-K, where Tradition’s owners entered into stock purchase agreements with APSI. They “signed” those agreements and “filed” them with the SEC.
And the Jan. 4th press release, where Tradition’s CEO is quoted talking about the acquisition.
It’s a “Done Deal”.
Period.
Aren’t you the person on here that said the deal isn’t done yet between APSI and Tradition?
Sounds like you’re the one posting the BS on here, because the acquisition is official ….
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=171260308
Totally agree ….
I doubt the total O/S ever goes above 25-29 million when this equity line is complete, for all $10 million that APSI receives.
The average share price will probably be at least $1.00+ or $2.00+ on the way up, for all $10 million. We’ll just say $1.00 average just to be conservative.
$10 million at $1.00 average, is only 10 million shares (issued) added to the existing 17 million shares = a total of 27 million O/S when all is said and done.
But i doubt it will get that high.
Probably somewhere around 23-25 million total O/S, when all is done.
Oh, it was sarcasm.
They’re obviously pumping it hard …..
We should see sub penny soon.
LOL
This board kills me at times.
Yeah, it certainly will ….
Because a $100 million (annual revenue) company who is profitable - with just a $150,000 market cap would make sense (from a 17 million O/S).
LOL
It’s really not an offering ….
It’s a registration statement for a $10 million line of equity.
The best possible way (for shareholder value) they could raise $10 million.
With the rare exception of getting it as a grant from the government, but that was never going to happen.
Imagine if they only have to issue 2 or 3 million shares for the $10 million.
O/S would stay at or under 20 million shares, and they get their funding.
Would be great.
Platinum can’t have more than 830,000 shares (4.9% of the float). They can’t have more than 4.9% of the float at any given time.
So it’s obvious this was designed for APSI to get the funding on the way up in share price. It’s a brilliant deal for shareholders.
Yep
All you said is true.
This is how it’s done, in terms of raising money that will benefit shareholders.
The best way possible they could have struck a deal like this.
Well done APSI.
The $10 million they’re raising here is key.
Along with the uplisting news we received to OTCQB.
The $10 million they received will help them make the payments they owe early on, plus additional money to expand (acquire other companies).
Also, the $10 million added will be just as good on the books as Net Income, toward valuation metrics of the company.
Let’s say their 2022 audited financials will be $110 million revenue, and $5 million in positive Net Income (profitability).
Originally the $5 million would be divided by 17 million shares outstanding to = $0.29 (EPS).
Now the $10 million raised would essentially be as good as adding that to the assumed $5 million net income amount from 2022 audited financials, which now = $15 million Net Income.
$15 million Net Income would now be divided by 47 million shares outstanding, which now = $0.32 (EPS).
Which is a little better than the $0.29 (EPS) calculated before raising the $10 million for an extra assumed 30 million shares added to the existing 17 million in the O/S.
$0.32 (EPS) multiplied by 39 P/E ratio (trucking industry average) = $12.48 per share.
Therefore raising this $10 million just made our $0.26 - $0.29 floor price much safer, while giving us more opportunities to hit $8, $10, even $12+ per share in time.
We just need to wait until 2022 audited financials come out. Then we’ll know more.
APSI progress continues on. They are wanting to build a monster of a company in their industry. Don’t let others scare you out of your shares of a company who brings in over $100 million in annual revenue. Be smart, and not scared.
Yeah, they were holding it back ….
It will run big now.
Securing $10 million in funding, and uplisting, is no joke.
And this news, including uplisting could also cause a short squeeze, with all the naked shorting. I’ve seen it before many times in the OTC, on news just like this.
They’re projected to do about $20 - $25 million per year in revenue by the end of 2024. And higher going forward.
And shrimp is a good profit margin industry. Especially genetics.
Therefore I anticipate market cap will be at least a 7x multiple of their revenue. And if revenue gets to be $25 million (annual), and 7x of that = $175 million market cap.
$175 million / 1.38 billion outstanding shares
= $0.12+ per share.
They can easily hit this in a year or so, in my opinion.
This time next year - $12.00 per share.
I’m calling it now.
That will be based on $128 million in annual revenue including acquisitions, and a market cap trading at just a little over 2x revenue then.
$250+ million market cap / 20 million shares then.
Looks like CLX Health’s TrustAssure
is a real piece of schitt, based on these reviews, LOL ….
https://www.bbb.org/us/de/wilmington/profile/computer-software/trustassure-div-of-clx-health-llc-0251-92026507/customer-reviews
Totally agree ….
Was expecting a bit more revenue than $15,000.
They’re certainly taking longer than we all initially assumed at getting this launch pad off the ground.
At least it was their best Quarter so far.
$15,000 eclipses $14,000, which was their previous Quarterly high.
And they filed on time.
Those are the two biggest positives to take away from this report, even though we all were expecting at least a little more revenue than this for Oct - Dec.
At least $120 million annual rev
Including their recent acquisitions.
3% to 5% profit margin, as a profitable company.
P/E ratio = 39 (industry average)
Market cap (in true value) should “eventually” be reflected at least $170 - $200 million. Bare minimum.
And yet, market cap today is still under $6 million.
The PPS is essentially 30x undervalued from what it should and will be worth in time.
Let’s at least get back to silver land
And never go below it ever again.
And then make progress up to paper land, step by step.
Big update for APSI today ….
Maybe a recent acquisition is causing this? If so, that would be great.
https://fintel.io/doc/sec-aqua-power-systems-inc-1553264-8k-2023-february-08-19396-7330
https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1553264/000168316823000644/aqua_ex9901.htm
The parties agree to amend the first payment to be based on Aqua Power Systems Inc. filing a registration statement by February 17, 2023 and that the first payment shall begin commencing on the sixtieth (60th) day following the date on which the registration by Aqua Power Systems, Inc. of its securities with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (the “Commission”) has been qualified or declared effective and continuing every ninetieth (90th) day thereafter until the Purchase Price and all accrued but unpaid interest thereon has been paid in full.
What is causing PPS to go up all of a sudden?
Thanks.
I think we see a huge run here again.
Nice to see you come back.
Just in time for the next run.
Amen, totally agree …..
And we know they should be at least $7.00 - $8.00 minimum in true valuation if they were on OTCQB or Nasdaq right now, and not shorted and manipulated with the way that it has been.
We know that audited revenue was $87 million in 2021, and Tim Evans already said that revenue was greater in 2022 (by a significant margin). So let’s say $110 million. Add in the near $15 million for Karr Transportation, and let’s say $5 million for Ambient, and that is now approximately $130 million in revenue. And Tim Evans did confirm they were net positive on profitability for 2022 as well, and that’s very impressive with their growth strategy and their several acquisitions, as those cost more obviously for their costs/expenses in the financials.
Therefore, $130 million in projected revenue for 2022, and divide that by 17.2 million shares = $7.55 per share.
That’s if market cap ends up only 1x revenue. Most companies overall, and specifically in the logistics industry have a market cap that is at least 5x revenue.
Using that formula, multiplying $130 million revenue by 5x = a market cap of $650 million. Divide that by 17.2 million O/S = share price of $37.79, which is right where stervc’s projections were.
Exactly, and ….
In all those 8k’s and documents we received during that time, we got great detail.
Even for the Karr Transportation acquisition. They valued each individual asset in the attachments to the asset purchase agreement. It was around $6.5 million total, for Karr’s total assets. That alone is worth more than our market cap right now. Which is crazy. And since Karr has $6.5 million in assets, their $14 to $15 million in annual revenue is all but confirmed (as plausible) from their asset value alone.
Lots of growth to come for Tradition.
LOL ….
Worst post I’ve ever read on this board. Go back to blasting all the other stocks your post history profile shows. That crap isn’t going to work here.
Question for stervc’s valuation model
Tim Evans has said 2022 financials surpass 2021 audited financials by a significant margin.
2021 audited = $87 million
2022 audited = $110 million (as a guess)
And then Karr Transportation = $14 to $15 million.
That would be $125 million in total.
The link showed the value of Karr Transportation’s total assets alone as being worth much more than APSI’s total market cap now of $6 million.
So let’s use $125 million (including Karr’s revenue).
And let’s plug-in 5% profit margin for 2022.
And let’s keep P/E ratio at 39, since that is the industry average.
Here’s the calculation for 2022 audited (projection):
Revenue = $125 million
Earnings = $6.25 million
(at 5% profit margin)
EPS = $0.36
(at $6.25 million / 17.2 mil OS)
PPS = EPS multiply by 39 P/E
PPS = $0.36 * 39 = $14.04
PPS = $14.04
Seem realistic?
Oh that’s right ….
I remember that now.
It was from Tim Evans.
He said they far surpassed the $87 million audited (2021) amount in 2022, by a “significant margin”.
I think 2022 will be at least $110 million in audited revenue last year. And that doesn’t even include the $14 million from Karr Transportation, and whatever revenue Ambient brings in.
So we may be talking $130+ million or more, if it reflects all acquisitions.
Thanks.
Does anyone have the link or tweet (or message) where Carnes said they are expected to do even more revenue in 2022 than the audited 2021 revenue?
Thanks.
Thanks.
They better not drop the soap
in the prison shower.
.
Yes, 66% naked shorting yesterday
Wonder what it will be for today?