Tiger Money,
You're right on the money regarding the financials, and the potential. If in reality the Annual Report is posted Thursday, as predicted, or Friday, as required, it should tell us a lot about what's been happening since the end of last year, but the financial data will only be through the end of the year, and we know it's not going to show a profit. Nor will the first quarter's report, but again the growth in the company should be apparent.
I would hope that one or both of these reports, which should be issued just weeks apart, give us some clarity on the way the U.K. agreement will operate, and it's profit potential. I don't believe it's potential has yet been nearly fully reflected in the stock price.
As I see it, we may be invested in the fastest growing company in the world, it's impossible to really tell, but all you need to do is look at the list of hospitals with installations today, and compare it with three months ago and you get an idea of the growth. The same is no doubt true of the growth in sales of the bulk fluids.
No doubt, some of what the company earns will be spent for expansion, they may also need to raise funds in other ways, dilutive or non dilutive, in order to continue their phenomenal growth. Companies like Tesla have had their market caps explode on ever increasing sales, yet because of the growth of the company rarely shown a profit, there is nothing wrong with that model. Growth in sales of all the various products and fluids we've developed, and the addition of new products, new distributors, and new countries added to where our products are sold could make our story as compelling as that of Tesla in a year or two. I don't believe that anyone can say $XX billion is the highest our market cap can possibly be. I certainly believe double digit billions are possible in time, but it's impossible to rule out triple digits. I should note that Tesla currently has over a $150 billion market cap, it can't happen overnight, but who here can say that it cannot happen.
Gary
