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Tuesday, 12/25/2007 7:14:39 PM

Tuesday, December 25, 2007 7:14:39 PM

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YNGR Valuation to Consider…

The good news with YNGR is that they have released Big Apple and has retained the Investor Relations services of Competitive Edge Consultants, Inc. (CEC) for its Investor Relations needs.

The beauty of this is the huge show of confidence in where Dale Semler of CEC stated where they believe they will get YNGR to when stating… “There are very few opportunities that exist in the marketplace for our firm to represent a company whose net assets appear to be far greater than is currently realized. We are very excited about this opportunity and have agreed to an incentive-based contract with Younger America based on the number of new investors that we bring to the company. We are always available to talk to the investment community about Younger America Corporation and look forward to speaking with current shareholders.”
http://biz.yahoo.com/iw/071220/0342391.html

This means that the higher that CEC gets the price of YNGR, the more money they will get paid for services rendered. This is a very serious incentive clause in my opinion. They know something big about the company and what they can do that we all don’t know yet. I think it’s worth the risk to see at these price levels. I’m sure there has to be some value in their assets.

To add, on 14 Nov 07, YNGR released a PR stating that YNGR signed a contract with an Ohio Chiropractor to distribute 25,000 MEDLIGHT(TM) 630PRO Units:
http://biz.yahoo.com/iw/071114/0328279.html

From the company’s website below, the MEDLIGHT(TM) 630PRO Units cost $149.95 per unit:
https://www.yourlifewithoutpain.com/osc/

25,000 x $149.95 = $3,748,750 in Revenues

Their MEDLIGHT(TM) 630PRO is a product that is developed by NASA. NASA wouldn’t be bothered with just anybody. This is also huge to me too. Still, I will give it a basic 25% Profit Margin to reflect the amount below as Income:

$3,748,750 in Revenues x .25 = $937,188 as Income

Considering that the Outstanding Shares (OS) in the IBox is correct as 4,820,000,000 Shares as of 11 Jul 07, then we could derive an Earnings Per Share (EPS) to derive a valuation below just from that “1” contract to not include others:

Income ÷ OS = EPS

$937,188 ÷ 4,820,000,000 Shares = EPS
.00019 = EPS

With using a conservative 12 PE Ratio, consider below for a share price valuation:

12 PE Ratio x .00019 = .0023 Current Share Price
(That’s just from the above contract alone.)

This is a conservative price for YNGR as I think that if they reveal more contracts, they reveal more value for their company that I trust that CEC would definitely have a vested interest in making sure the investing community fully understands the magnitude. I hope this helps.

Happy Holidays to All!

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Sterling


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