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Re: ORCA post# 96703

Thursday, 07/25/2013 9:42:01 PM

Thursday, July 25, 2013 9:42:01 PM

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I don't think any serious investor believes this can get anywhere near trips.

During last year's seasonal leggings slowdown, the stock bottomed out just below .0030, at a time when the trailing 12 months (TTM) revenue was .0030 after Q2. This was also at a time when there was uncertainty about the company's ability to grow.

This year's seasonal leggings slowdown will see the TTM at .0054 to .0055 after Q2, and with people understanding the annual cycle a little better, and with the prospects of VivaVuva turbo-charging the holiday season sales.

So, the absolute rock bottom anybody can reasonably argue is a PPS of .005, and that's only if sentiment turns as pessimistic as last year, which is unlikely, IMO.

I don't believe it will get anywhere close to .005, because of the positives mentioned above: better belief in the holiday boom, and better prospects with VivaVuva. I think .008s or .007s are the lowest we will see before holiday sales get people excited and drive us much higher.

Anyone talking trips is not basing that on any real analysis, IMO.