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Re: bytor post# 156908

Wednesday, 05/29/2013 7:18:46 PM

Wednesday, May 29, 2013 7:18:46 PM

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Don't bet on it.

The reason the current market cap is what it is, is solely because of revenues as per fins, unaudited and all. Since last Sept., all we've had is a Q3 & Q4 report, with no other news. Clearly, fins have been enough to move KMAG from Nov. lows to March/April highs.

KMAG was holding .01 pretty well, with the expectation of $10M-$12M 2012 revs. The pullback has definitely been in large part due to lower than expected Q4 numbers. If Q4 had shown continued Q over Q growth, I'm sure the pps would have moved up, rather than down.

(There's no law that says a $5M marketcap greysheet can't eventually trade at a $10M marketcap, or $15M, or $20M cap.)

If Q1 '013 revs show a significant increase (above all previous Q's), it'll get reflected in the pps.

Remember, Q1 & Q2 are the higher demand months for retail RFID. If Q1 proves KMAG to be growing substantially (y-o-y), you're not going to find ppl willing to sell under .01 anymore, and maybe not even under .015 or .02, depending on what that rate of growth turns out to be.

Also, don't forget, the higher the revenues, the more net profits that debt-free, cash flow positive KMAG rakes in. The very profits, that is, that'll be what gets KMAG to a higher exchange.

So, to think the numbers won't have an effect simply because KMAG is still a greysheet is clearly a misnomer. If KMAG shows $4M+ for Q1, especially under the watchful eye of the SEC, you can be sure more ppl will consider buying and holding for the longer term. Time heals all wounds, and where there's a profit to be made, ppl will eventually forget all about a suspension that produced no charges (much less, convictions).

Afterall, people aren't stupid. They know that all it takes is money (profits) to buy KMAG's way outta the greysheets, one way or another. If not as KMAG, then as a r/m into a new shell. A shell that is bought and paid for with KMAG's growing debt-free profits.