You want balance? I can't provide that. If they sell one airship for $2 million, that equates to less than half a cent per share of revenue, and it's likely that won't even push them into profitability.
I don't see them selling more than a couple of airships in the first contract, if it ever comes. Is anyone going to risk a sizable contract on a company that has no engineering staff or no current capability to manufacture these airships? Yes, I'm sure that can all be worked out in time given enough money, but the point is that initial contracts are likely to be pretty small, and with the large number of shares outstanding, I doubt the share price will pop as high as many here dream of if an airship contract is announced.
I don't know how much it may rise. I'll guess it may hit 25 cents, and then a huge sell-off will have it coming to rest at 10 to 15 cent range.
I have more faith in my estimate of 1 cent without an airship contract than I do in my guess of where it may wind up on the upside with a contract. If I'm wrong on the downside and the share price is higher. we can all be pleased. If I'm wrong on the upside and it goes much higher, we can all be pleased again.