I respect your opinion and I agree short term there is no way we see multiple dollars. Long term (3-5 year) I think $7 per share is very possible.
Their initial expected output is 8-12 films a year on a $2M-$40M budget per film.(Fact from merger PR) So being conservative, (speculation) let say they make 10 films on a total budget of $140M. This means they should have around $250M in revenue every YEAR! They will have built a $300M studio and have a gaming development segment that I haven't even touched on.
They have made a key acquisition in Atlas, and also a great partnership with Prime Focus. These three entities together are so much more valuable because of efficiency of scale. By having the distributor (Atlas) Producers (Medient) and the film technology (Prime Focus) all under one roof it allows them to produce movies more quickly, cheaper, and hopefully maintain a better finished product. Atlas owners knows there are good things coming to only take 5M shares for a profitable company with tons of assets (will find out more on 10k). Prime Focus is no slouch either. Prime Focus edited "Gravity"! and it won tons of Oscars. These partners that are taking pennies on the dollar for their services know how successful this model will be, and they want to be a part of it. Period.
In 5 years I think this is a billion dollar company based on SOME of the reasons above. So if they DO have a billion dollar market cap in 5 years on 150M shares. That puts them above $6.50 per share.
That number is gonna make some folks bash this, but everyone is entitled to their opinions. Short term (3 months) I think we see 25c-40c pps. That's still only a 60M market cap at 40c per share. Right now, today, I think this company should have a 40M market cap. The 10K will set some of that straight, and the construction will do the rest. I've done my DD, so do yours and I think you will.
