How does the math go? 700 million ~2013 so if QMC/Solterra has only a 10% market share as the market leader that's 70 million. The # shares is ~ 80 million so each share would be about a $1 give or take. But most companies price is based on a multiple of 12-15. So if the math works it's around $12 a share. I'm sure I'm wrong in my thinking but thought I'd throw it out for discussion. So in 3 years an .18 cent company COULD possibly be a $12 company. Wouldn't be a bad return! But wait - they are going to license the technology for making TQ-Dots to other companies, so they may have a bigger residual piece of the 700 mill pie. But wait, there's more. That's only half the current company income, by then it should be two seperate income producing companies. Do I double the price again or is it a larger share of the 700 million. But the 700 million was only for QD's sales, not the products they would be used in and sold separately. How do I figure that into the equation. Holy crap there's more, they were only talking about the research and development(R&D)phase, what about the commercialization phase. I'M GOING ON OVERLOAD>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
See what sleep deprivation does to you, gets you thinking this could be reality, it is isn't it?
