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Saturday, 03/17/2018 5:53:10 PM

Saturday, March 17, 2018 5:53:10 PM

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Check out what to expect with DSGT in the coming months:
PRs, updates on sales, contracts, orders, etc.

Why this should matter to you as a (potential) investor:
What about:

Revenues:
2015: $1.91M,
2016: $1.17M
2017:
Per 10-Q, Gross profits for 9 months of 2017 were $.65M, this is (20%) greater than their gross profit at the same time in 2016, which was $.55M (PPS at the same time in 2016 was about $.5 keep this in mind for later).

All things being equal (which they weren't. They were in fact 20% better), we can project that the revenue numbers for 2017 should be at least $1.5M.

Of course, this isn't the only story. There's the gross profit (how much of revenue went to costs), which was halved between 2015 and 2016. Although they made 1.9M in 2015, which seems greater, their costs were double that of 2016, which resulted in an almost negligible difference in profit (660k vs 770k). More profit results in more potentials for growth, acquisitions, market expansion, product development etc. All of which are a plus for the investor.


PPS: (Low to higH)
2015: $1.06 - $3.00
2016: $.05 - $2.45
2017: $0.0021 - $0.58
2018: $0.001 - (million dollar question)


Shares out:
2015: 25,965,534 (26M)
2016: 30,291,187 (30M)
2017: 37,430,450 (37M) as of 07/2017.
2018: 660M


The price action and decline we see is the effect of debt, restructuring, manufacturing changes and overall challenges a growing company faces. These are in fact healthy challenges which every investor should relish as they present an excellent entry opportunity for the wise investor.

What is even more attractive is seeing where price action takes such a hit when a company is paying off debt. This represents a buying opportunity as the pps must suffer as a result of the excessive action on the sell side while the debt is being paid off. What happens when the debt is paid off (many are postulating Friday was that day)? Theoretically, pps should climb... But to where? Here is a 'wild' guess:


Given revenues, growth potential, and share structure as of 2016-2017 before conversions:
model 1: $.1 (low) to $0.284 (high)
model 2: $0.009 (low) to $0.44 (high)
model 3: $.005 (low) to $0.0998 (high)


Each of these represent best, good, and worst case scenario respectively using confirmed revenues.
Projected growth from recent announcements were not factored into these numbers. Activity of group retail or professional investors (aka locking of float) are not factored into these numbers. Although I will project that the latter activities will result in a significant increase in these estimates.


Final word. Please take the above as opinion and not financial/investment advice. As always, invest wisely. Live long and profit well!
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