They just issued shares to meet Nasdaq requirements, so unless they have some meaningful profits I believe they would be unable to buy back any meaningful number of shares.
And that's a shame as we would wish they could do that while prices are still under $1.00.
But I like the idea. I also like idea of a token dividend, but as suggested it would almost certainly need to be sub penny, and I don't know how common a practice that is. And it shouldn't be done unless it comes out of actual profits, IMO.
The share price is making a slow climb. As long as that continued, and steadily so, we should be just fine.
Other than that, if the company could (and would) put out some concrete data, I believe it would really get the ball rolling for share price.
i.e. give us some production numbers on EV, and expected sales, and back it up with contracted dealership data.
Also, how many produced in first batch? Is another batch already in production? How many?
Or name the Smart Tank Fortune 500 and release information about expected revenue. News of expanding the product with them or another company would also be great.
Where is Fintech? Where is MNPA? Where is investment bank?
Did the $6.7 revenue in January include anything from Smart Biz? How much? Last monthly report was $6.5 I think, before Smart Biz.
I could go on and on, but more specific details are needed for those like myself that wish to set a reasonable valuation of a company's worth. Right now, I think its worth more than for what it trades. But how much more is very difficult to determine until we get more data on what each division can contribute.
Valuation on price to sales may indicate an undervalue, but eventually we need to know what the company can earn. If nothing else, improvements on telecom margins could really help increase a determination of a fair market value.
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