What method is that called? What value did it give you for QBID? .001? .01? A dollar? So you're loading up? LOL
The fact is that startups are valued using method #1, free cash flows. I used the simplified formula that assumed an immediate perpetuity and kept it understandable.
People would all love to see your full net present value free cash flow model of QTN over five projected years. Please include your CoC calculation. As a suggestion, you can assume a 5% perpetuity after 10 years (or whatever, choose your own!). I'd like to see it as would a lot of other investors. You see, we can't model it because there's no information to base it on, except negative flows today and no subscriber figures, which gives a deeply negative value for the equity. That's why the market assigns no value to the stock.
Anyway, let us see your model. And since your model will show QBID has a value > $0, would you like to buy my shares? No? Anyone elses? Gee, why not?
