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Re: LongTermHoldah post# 732

Tuesday, 05/14/2019 10:54:48 AM

Tuesday, May 14, 2019 10:54:48 AM

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Yes. Here’s why.

As long as Wilson can hit break even, he can keep growing. Growth before profit, the Amazon way.

As soon as he turns mildly profitable, the stock goes to .35 cents. Sounds like that may be Q2.

At this time, he suddenly has access to way better financing terms. Interest expense starts going down. This boosts profit along with the completion of optimizing APF and MSM.

He layers on another acquisition. Now here is where the new sub, in the optimization bucket might push the company as a whole back into the red. This is where people who don’t get it will sell.

He optimizes the new sub, now he’s profitable on a revenue base of $50M+

The stock closes in on $1.

He repeats the cycle, all the while “facilitating” more profitability out of the DSF model.

He hits $100M in revenue. Stock goes to $2.

He releases SpectrumEBOS for sale commercially, if it’s a winner, the stock jumps huge. Even if it isn’t , he continues layering on new subs and optimizing them.

The stock starts heading north of $2.

When he hits $2.50 - $3.00, he does a 1 for 2 reverse split, jacks up the share price to $5ish and uplists to the Nasdaq.

Now we have eyes on. Analysts start coverage. Acquisitive opportunities start opening up which were unheard of in ALPP history.

Now he can start using stock instead of debt to grow.

At this point, I think $6.50 is low balling where we can get. Acquisitions will get larger (like $50M+ companies) and in 3 - 5 years ALPP could be $500M+

If EBOS hits, we could see massive growth at an unheard of pace.

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