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trafficante

04/23/17 11:01 AM

#6043 RE: NewJerichoMan #6042

Interesting!

trafficante

04/29/17 11:07 AM

#6073 RE: NewJerichoMan #6042

Would you or one of the other mods please sticky your post #6042?

AP has pointed out from the last 10K that Celsius has indeed already applied for listing on the Nasdaq, and if that ever comes to fruition, this post would be useful info.

I see no reason why they would not already meet or exceed the standards for listing on an exchange, so if they have applied, I think it may happen eventually...

NewJerichoMan

04/29/17 1:36 PM

#6074 RE: NewJerichoMan #6042

Nasdaq is kind of moot without a CEO but...

...the NAZ appears kinder to Beverage Stocks than the OTC.

$CELH has a ~$150M market cap today.





Average TTM P/S Ratio on OTC = 3.39




Average TTM P/S Ratio on NAZ = 4.82




But make no mistake though, the day before the uplist is an excellent exit point / short play depending on what you want to do. I base this on LTEA and NBEV's recent uplists. LTEA had a $30M market cap based on $1.5M in sales (yes, a 20 P-S multiplier). I shorted it. Meh success though. It's market cap today is $37M. Share price is about half of what it was previously, IIRC.

$nBEV had 22.7M shares outstanding, a $5.34 share price, and a ~$120M market cap. Today, it's got 35M shares, a $3.75 share price (trending down), and a $130M market cap. I hedged. It worked better than I wanted.

The professional traders on the NAZ didn't savage these stocks. The market caps remained stable. The dilution does that all by itself.