It is beyond me as well.
The Sliding scale was only used to show that earnings do not have to be linear when applied to a fixed goal in a given time frame.
All I know is that 500 million in sales, 5 years from now, there will be plenty more than 115 million outstanding shares. I can't really believe there is an accurate way to predict a price of a stock using any type of forumula. (I have been proven wrong before). If it was that easy, everyone would be a pro at this whole stock market thing.
We do not know how much the employees will be paid, bonuses employees will earn, what type of taxes Tamer will be up against, the price from raw materials from their suppliers staying the same, who will join or leave the company (selling their large sums of stock along with them), etc.. If the equation that videoctr supplied were to be taken as true, the 2.00 per share net is a large shot in the dark when it comes to guessing the actual earnings. A company in it's 5th year is still looking at protential growth, and will rarely reap any type of profit, outside of payment to their employees and bonuses for hard work.
While I would like to fully support a projection of $100 per share 5 years from now, that growth would be highly alarming. That being said, the growth potential of a company who is hoping to have 3-4 thousand employees in the next 5 years, is definately a company that I would research and probably ultimately buy. There is no doubt that with good business practices, with a reliable product, Windtamer has nowhere to go but up!
Market Data 
Markets 
AI
