Your statement doesn't add up.."I have zero math as there is absolutely no data to go off?"
I would think most investors would at least have a logical guesstimate of the potential revenues of the company they have shares in? Seems like pretty fundamental part of DD?
Ask yourself why DOW, BASF, Merck among others are scrambling to gain a foothold in this market. Nanotechnology is the future for these companies.
These are very conservative numbers put forward by Jamis display industry only.
My assumptions:
Capacity: 2,000 kg/yr
Profit margin: 25%
P/E: 30
Price per gram: $100-150
O/S: 400 million
Price per share = $3.75 - 5.62
That assumption is based on only 2,000 kg/yr, a FRACTION of what will be needed.
When QMC is successful in the display industry one would logically conclude other avenues for qdots will develop quickly. Many of these industries ie.. lighting/solar have been held back from mass market due to $/gram of qdots. QMC reactors and ability to produce at low cost will allow them to move forward at a rapid pace not 10-15 years, my prediction is 1-2 years. Lighting and solar will hold larger revenues than displays. Analyst will put a high P/E on QMC based on these near future revenues.
Humor us with some logic other than "that's my estimate just based off the nature of the company" whatever that even means?
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