Soar, it depends on so many factors. The main drivers are the EPS, and the exchange. Ideal case: if Jay manages to (i) bring this to Nasdaq (getting rid of this penny flippers, including Tobin like is very important for a stock stability), (ii) with a $500MM to $1B revenue, (iii) debt paid for, (iv) EPS positive (small but showing Q after Q growth), and (v) still maintain an OS count of say less than 600MM, assuming a P/E of only 15, within two years this could easilly go to a sustainable $5/share to $10/share, depending on the EPS.
I don't know if the above can really happen, as it also depends on so many factors, but one think seems pretty clear to me: with no major mistakes, this is most definitevely poised for a sustained growth. the good think is that the Telecom itself is due for a good recovery, and the FCC IMO will have less and less power (and will power) to oppose new things (e.g., ZigBee, VoIP, WiMAX, etc), and on, and on. High speed, and wireless is here to stay, and will IMO go again through an explosive growth pretty soon.
Do to the above I'm planing to keep most of my shares (that I kept for some 16 months already, w/o flipping them). If Tobin and alike manage to take it very short-term (e.g., after the release of this Q results next month) to a non-sustainable PPS of say above 0.4 (which they might, looking how they just brought up NEOM from some 0.1 to over 0.5 today), I might sell part of my shares up in the run, and buy back a larger # of additional shares.
Hope this helps,
Mike
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