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Re: soupbone post# 33124

Sunday, 08/02/2020 6:23:30 PM

Sunday, August 02, 2020 6:23:30 PM

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Chuck, any thoughts on what type of revenues would be needed to drive the PPS to those targets in ur analysis, ie, $1.50 and $5.50?



Thanks for the question, Soupbone. I believe I quoted $0.50 and $5 if I’m not mistaken. But to answer your question directly, based on my analysis, ZERO dollars in revenue would be needed to drive to those prices per share.

Now to the caveats….

The drive to $0.50 may come sooner than you think. If enough people see that SOLID LINE I’ve been outlining, I don’t see why we couldn’t see $0.50 in the run-up prior to a DA being inked/RM being executed. Once the DA is signed, this will open the door for the BIG BOYS to lay down some serious coin (because now they are holding some great cards… i.e “better” win percentage), which will likely force the stock price to dollar land. Depending on how much attention this deal gets…. how big the final plan actually is… there’s no reason why we couldn’t see $5 on shear excitement in ANTICIPATION for the kind of revenue that COULD be generated IMO.

I’ve personally been a part of deals where I bought in at .30 and the stock went to $3 in less than a week. On what? Simply good news. Was there revenue to speak of? Nope. The position PASO is in right now compared to the deal I was just referring to is like comparing a Bentley to a Beetle.

Again, this is just MY analysis, based on the facts and experience I have. With time however, should the consortium fail to generate revenue or fall short on projected revenue…the stock price will adjust accordingly.