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Sunday, 03/31/2019 11:44:16 AM

Sunday, March 31, 2019 11:44:16 AM

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ADSV**Connecting the Dots to Derive .11+ Valuation...

The logic flow below is what I had done for my own research that stimulated my few brain cells to take the risk in ADSV.

I read the 8-K that was filed with the SEC by ADSV below:
https://www.otcmarkets.com/filing/html?id=13172483&guid=Zim3UW5ugLABg3h

Within the 8-K, it was indicated that new control had taken over with an Interim CEO. This means that something is being fixed behind the scenes to prepare ADSV to get current with their financials and positively move forward. The Interim CEO is there to centralize and facilitate the administrative process to prepare for a smooth transition of ADVS to its new management all at one time.

The website indicated in the 8-K for ADSV was this below:

https://adsvcorporate.com/


After going through the website, I learned that there is someone very powerful with an awesome resume that is connected. However, before I explain how I discovered this, I think it's important for me to connect the dots to show how I had derived other key information to have a better understanding of why I decided to take the risk that ADSV is going to be huge.

If you scroll down a little further within the ADSV website, it will take you to a spot that looks like this which led me to believe that the company coming into ADSV is NovaVision:

Then I clicked the little baby blue box where it says... LEARN MORE and it took me here:

I clicked where it appeared that there was a live link where it said... thermal transfer ribbons... and it took me to another company that is under NovaVision calledThermal Images:

https://www.thermalimages.com/pages/prd_thermal_transfer_ribbons.html


Here are some other live links:
https://www.novavisioninc.com/pages/prd_hologram_holograms.html
https://www.novavisioninc.com/pages/prd_holographic_stickers_labels.html
https://www.novavisioninc.com/pages/prd_security_tape_seals.html
https://www.novavisioninc.com/pages/prd_security_seals.html

Perusing through these live links triggered me to go back to the initial website where I recalled seeing a live link that I also remember seeing being mentioned in this post below courtesy of Wishful Thinking which led me to derive ADSV to be worth roughly .11+ per share for starters with this acquisition from the learned $12.6 Million in Revenues (I'll explain this later towards the end of this post):
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=146633426

So... that live link is when you scroll down from this link below again to where it says... Worldwide Coverage:

https://adsvcorporate.com/


Click where it says... CGM NV and it will take you here:

https://www.tamper.com/


So now we can presume through logical deduction that NovaVision is coming in ADSV and is going to have at least two entities that we know to be CGM NV and CGM Applied Security Technologies, Inc. based on the front page of the website. The deal appears that it will be consummated through a Share Exchange Agreement to get control through the Preferred Shares to where the Outstanding (OS) is likely going to remain the same to be 411,239,719 shares per the continual OTC Markets updates by its Transfer Agent (TA) to continually reflect no changes in the OS:
https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/ADSV/security

On the "About US" tab within the CGM NV website, click on CGM NV History then click on the live link name and it take you to this below for the management that's in place:


https://www.tamper.com/cgm-nv-history/

Mike Messmer has been leading NovaVision since 1998 -- growing revenues from $1 million in 1998 to over $12 million in 2016. This extraordinary growth earned NovaVision recognition in the Inc. 5000 listing for 6 consecutive years as one of the 5000 fastest growing private companies in America. Prior to NovaVision, Mike was with Owens Corning for over 24 years, successfully serving as general manger of a distribution business ($7 million revenues), general manager of the underground tank business ($45 million revenues) and director of logistics for the Composites Division ($1 billion revenues). Mike has an engineering degree and MBA from Purdue University.


Dun & Bradstreet Hoover currently shows $12.6 Million Revenues for NovaVision

From above, if they actually close the above acquisition of which was indicated within their 8-K which strongly appears to be the case, then ADSV could be worth somewhere at or above .11+ per share. Below is how I derived such based on NovaVision generating $12.6 Million in Revenues to derive an Earnings Per Share (EPS)...

Presume 25% Net Profit Margin justifies below for Net Income...

$12,600,000 Revenues x .25 Net Profit = $3,150,000 Net Income

$3,150,000 Net Income ÷ 411,239,719 shares (OS) = .00765 EPS

I would use consider the use of a 15 PE Ratio which would justify a share price valuation for ADSV below:

.00765 EPS x 15 PE Ratio = .114 per share valuation

There is a chance that more will be announced to justify their growth for wanting to go public in the first place that could warrant a share price even higher.

I hope this helps.

v/r
Sterling

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