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Re: cranberry71 post# 315

Wednesday, 10/04/2006 1:06:04 PM

Wednesday, October 04, 2006 1:06:04 PM

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The o/s is the only thing that matters. Float is just a 'nicety', and can change with the secondhand of a clock. The o/s determines the company's overall value (marketcap)

1.2B x .02 = $24M market cap.

The question becomes:

What is a company with minimal revenues at the moment worth, if after a year, they can gross $10M?

Doesn't matter who is buying the oil, whether it is Shell, Exxon, or Uncle Ernie! They all pay the same. (Actually, Uncle Ernie might even pay a little more. Small guys always do).



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