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Tuesday, May 05, 2020 2:16:58 PM
After all the calculations, a positive NPV is not an automatic signal to buy. First, investors must divide the NPV by the number of shares available in a company to get the NPV per share. If that number is significantly higher than the current market price, the stock is a good buy. A lower number indicates an investor would lose money by purchasing the stock.
To simplify, say a company over 30 years has a total NPV of $10,000 and has 1,000 shares. That equates to $10 per share. If the market price is $5, you may want to jump in; If it’s $15, you would not.
So using Abraplata's NPV is it a good buy?
NPV = $212 Million
Shares 249 Million
$.85 = $212 NPV / 249 shares [/b
So with current price under $.08 I;d say this is a fantastic buy.
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