As you all know I have done a lot of DD on SOLS, I have been here for a few months. I got in after it broke .02. I was not one of the PnD sub penny flippers. I started buying at .03 all the way up to .14, I sold everything at .09 for a small loss. As I watch read these conversations it reminds me of where I have been before in other OTC stocks that had a great CEO, story, product, and potential and I wanted to believe in the company and hold onto my position even though it was red in the hope that the company could somehow make it and I wouldn't lose all the money I had invested. I hope you guys know from my posts that in no way am I a promoter or basher of any company. I look at the facts and make a decision on whether to invest or sell. So here is my take on what is going on here with SOLS. Don bought SOLS from Lazar so that he could merge Eagle labs into it in order to go public and sell his product the blockchain server. Whats interesting is that he didn't merge P&S (which is a profitable company with revenue and value) instead he created a new LLC with no assets other than Intellectual property and the current production line of Archive Servers. So why didn't he merge his company P&S with SOLS. The only reason that is legitimate is because he didn't want to put it at risk with his new Archive service business venture. He is hedging his bets. So if the server business fails he still has P&S to live off of. I have no issue with this because, hey people need a way to make money and live. The reason I sold and will not buy back in even after RS until the share structure is finalized and it trades at a fair market value. Why is assigning a fair market value important to your investments? Because when all the hype dies down investors trade a company according to its fair market value. I'm not a fan of how Hedge-fun presents himself or his information because he sounds condescending and frankly just annoying. However, he has a point about putting significance into SOLS current market cap. With the new share structure and at a share price of .07 SOLS is valued at 1,050,000,000. That is a 1BN MKT and from what we know they may have revenue of $500k. Why is it important to look at this market cap. Because there is no investor on this planet that will loan money or invest into a company that is claiming a bilion dollar MKT with under a million in revenue. With current revenue and the hype around the product SOLS could maintain a MKT of 5 to 10 million and while some would consider that overvalued they could get away with it. So what does this mean for the share price of SOLS. It means it will start dropping until it reaches fair market value. The only reason it has held up so well thus far is because of the hope the retail investors have that through some miracle people will think that SOLS is worth 1 BN dollars. So if you want to know where the share price is going here it is. SOLS should be valued around 10m (even this is a high evaluation) so with that evaluation we can determine the future SP. 10,000,000 divided by 15BN =.0006. Let's give SOLS a MKT value of 100,000,000 divided by 15BN =.006. finally even if you went against logic completely and gave SOLS a MKT of 1BN you get 1,000,000,000 divided by 15BN (OS) you get a share price of .06. The problem is there is no way anyone other than a handful OTC traders would give SOLS a MKT over 10million which means the SP will go back towards .0006 pre split and roughly .07 after RS. I have lost close to $300k trading in OTC on companies such as SOLS. So I am presenting this information not to dissuade anyone from investing in SOlS, but to provide information to give current investors/future investors a picture of what is going on with this company. Your money is your money do with it what you see fit.
