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Re: weeblewobble09 post# 38535

Thursday, 06/16/2016 11:00:38 PM

Thursday, June 16, 2016 11:00:38 PM

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Sure could. The more eyes that see VirTra's product the more likely it is that the right eye sees VTSI. That is how people like you and I stumble into stocks all the time. We see something that makes us go "hhhmmm" or "interesting" or "neat"....and then people wired like us take the next step and ask "wonder who makes that?". Then we go online to see if the company is publicly traded, then check valuation, then make a decision to buy or not. I did it years ago with Concur, with Build-A-Bear, with Kohls, with Ruger, etc.

The neat thing with a tiny company like VTSI is that it doesn't take many "eyes" to boost the stock significantly. 1% of the company only costs a hair over $300k.

I think Modern Round will never have the appeal of the golfing chain but if they pick their sites carefully they could likely end up with 20 or 30 great locations around the USA. It also seems like the sort of thing that many "companies" or "groups/departments" within companies would choose to take their employees for a special fun corporate afternoon or evening or team building sort of thing.

I will bet each Modern Round location will generate about $6million per year in revenue for Modern Round so 10 locations would have a market value of $70 - $90million depending on profitability. VirTra's ownership % of Mod Round could be a very significant thing within 2 or 3 years (not to mention the payouts to VirTra).
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