Avvaa World Health Care Products Inc (AVVH)

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StockLogistics, with this huge confirmation...

This is huge in my opinion. After doing my research, I had learned that the 20% I had used to consider for potential revenues from companies lending money was considered high for some and low for some and fair for some. That's why I said to use the Substitution Property for those that had a different opinion for deriving that particular variable based on their own due diligence.

Based on what you had posted regarding Quicken Loans that every $100 Billion lent by Quicken Loans in 2019 returned $15 Billion in Revenue. When you don't have certain facts, the next best thing to determine if an investment is up to par for you to take the risk is to speculate. There is a fair level of certain speculation that always exist whether one chooses to admit it or not. Nobody buys a stock today based on what it is actually worth today. We all buy a stock based on the potential (which is really synonymous to speculation) that it is believed to manifest at some given time in the future to be able to achieve certain desired gains.

With what you posted for that year with Quicken Loans, the ratio is 15% versus the 20% that I used. Still, that would place AVVH at some substantial levels of immediate growth if a good portion of Gold Quest Group, LLC (GQG) is what is coming into Gold Quest Capital, Inc. (GQC) as anticipated:

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Every 100 billion lent by Quickenloans in 2019 returned 15 billion in revenue. If GQ lends 300 million annually that should in theory generate 45 million in revenue, minus 5 million in executive pay and expenses etc, divided by outstanding shares after share reduction, times forward growth expectation multiple, could be a mathematical result close to daily valuation. This is without considering institutional investment if those occur.

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