Flexpower Inc. (FLXP)

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Lets do some math.

Just guessing, I think 40% margins are attainable early on. Using that number, we get $3,300,000 x 40% = $1,320,000 profit before taxes. Considering loss carry-forwards, taxes probably won't come into play for a year or more. $1,320,000/6,100,000 = .000216393 profit per share. Using a 20PE, that gives us a share price of .00433. Now, when a company is in the early stages of growth, a much higher PE is warranted. If we simply double the PE to 40 which is still conservative, that gives us a share price of .00866, or just under a penny. Looks like my 1 cent in 12 months is easily attainable. I'd say a dime in two years, even with this exact same share structure is likely. All the above numbers are conservative IMO. After the entire business structure is in place, we could easily see 60% margins and triple the revenue. The 60% margins is after management starts taking regular pay checks. All in my opinion only.