I'd like to offer you some perspective, as I understand your approach but think it is contextually off base:
Warning: this is a long post
Every year now, MJ companies develop and establish market caps that have nothing to do with revenue. ERB* had a market cap of over $500,000,000 last Feb/March. Zero revenues plus debt and only $2k in cash. To this day they have less revenue than WDHR and a market cap of over $50,000,000 so far this season, and had massive dilution year over year.
I love ATT*F and their CEO is great but look at the story there too. It ran from $.065-$2.78 only because of its "potential" to get an MMPR license. It had zero to do with revenues as they wont have an operational business until they get a license to produce. Market cap over 7 mil now with no current license or business and they are involved in litigation.
We have a market cap under $400K with $4 million in established revenues via the Federal Government and Samsung, so please show me where the logic is in looking for pps to follow revenue in the OTC. (Today, 1/10/2015, H*MP=mkt cap over 84 million dollars? MJN*=mkt cap over 121 million dollars?) PPS follows volume.
Then take all the MJ stock business plans into account and notice that even with the minimal execution that many have exhibited over 4 years, they have all put in higher and higher bottom shelves every year for 4 years running now. Over the last 7 months, this CEO has been executing like F-ing ISIL (FYI:not a stock).
Do you see where I'm going with this? I can list a bunch of examples that make the last few I gave look stellar. Compare market caps to revenues across the MJ sector and you will see what I mean, when I say WDHR is absolutely way undervalued, period.
Each new yearly low shelf has been established by a huge pop (typically 52 week high) near this time of year(Q1)that then comes back down over 6-9 months to a new higher low for the upcoming year. I bought ERB* at .002 last year and its lower shelf is .012 this year.
WDHR wasn't here for last MJ season, so it is technically brand new and has not seen its upper limits tested yet. But the volume is showing up big time, check the weekly chart for volume and MACD.
OTC MJ stocks do not run because people are looking forward to getting a dividend in a year. OTC MJ runs are about timing, context, volume, and media exposure. It's the right time of year, we are setting volume records every day now, and we have the right kind of product for the Masses, Media, and Government to get excited about. REAL JOBS!
WDHR is also a nexus for both Government and Cannabis Companies in one place, not to mention job placement for Military Veterans via WVFV (also not a stock, see DD). Please show me another example of that kind of synthesis and social acceptability. From Fox news to Bill Maher, the media will want to make out with WeedHire.
However, as an olive branch, I offer you the current revenue streams for WeedHire aside from AnythingIT's $4,000,000:
Banner ads AS LOW AS $99 a week
$25 a month for a featured employer
$50 a month for a priority posting
$100 a month for a featured posting
So a completely upgraded job posting, as of today, is $175 per month
$49.99 (one time fee) for a resume to be written
$7.99 a month to upgrade to a featured resume
$30 a month to upgrade to a priority resume listing
So a single full round of resume service is $50 plus $37.99 a month
And each of the now 1057 basic job postings can convert into an additional $25-$50 per posting of recurring monthly income at any point in time. The total job and resume postings have been growing everyday for 6-7 months, 10 jobs added today. That growth will accelerate after Q4 jobs report as well IMO.
Finally, keep in mind that last year many people lost boatloads through suspensions after making lots of money. We don't have that issue here, as we all can agree that this company is highly responsible with filings, forward looking statements, and has zero legal risk from the business plan (NO THC, "pending" licenses, bogus vape pen sales, or oddball agreements with unheard of collectives). It is rare that one of the safer investments can also be one of the most aggressive gainers.
All IMO, but GL either way.
AI
