Let's have some more valuation comparison examples.
Take USSE ( U.S. Sustainable Energy )
This has been a fun stock, which has no value and no
promise of value. It dilutes the hell out of its
shareholders and always seems to be nearing production.
1 year ago, there were about 300 Million shares.
Today, there are 1.5 Billion shares.
At the peak in 2007, USSE had a valuation of $ 240 Million.
Currently, it has a valuation of $ 37 Million.
In comparison, SFMI would have to reach $ 6.85 for the
peak of USSE to be equaled. At the current price of
USSE, SFMI would have to reach $ 1.05.
At the current valuation of just $ 9 Million ( $ .25 ),
the above is just food for thought when you wonder what
the possible price potentials are for SFMI.
