I can't use a number like $100 million because that's just not being realistic if we're talking about short term sales potential for Easy Grinder.
The attention span of OTC traders is a few months, but more inclined to park their cash in a higher potential ticker in summer months, so I'd personally be forecasting sales for current FY17, which is more realistic, and maybe by fall or when trading season kicks back into high gear we can start to get more extravagant.
The reason I did the survey (link in iBox) is because I wanted to get folks involved in understanding current value and future potential of their investment, at the same time get a better idea of general consensus. There's a lot lost in translation when we just throw out numbers without truly understanding the basis and how we attempt to ascertain proper results. The correct number of U.S. and European retailers are factual, and I went as far as verifying it with several reliable sources to ensure I wasn't out of touch with reality for the basis of my research. We can't accurately forecast without first propagating a base.
As I noted to Canofan on Saturday, who I tip my hat for realizing the potential I was trying to convey with the survey, and without giving away too much, let's just use the $18 mil he calculated as bottom for wholesale which is certainly a more realistic short term goal, but keep in mind he's using the two minimum choices for number of retailers which isn't the accurate #, however to his credit he was using it to demonstrate a conservarive base -- and lets also assume a 50% margin factored into 5B O/S. As I previously noted, if we stick to VPOR's industry multiple of 22 without any further consideration that they're in both Consumer Staples/Tobacco and Marijuana which is generally projected at a higher multiple -- and for sake of argument, let's ignore the marijuana segment and stick to their industry standard of a 22 point multiple -- then we'd arrive at .0396 as EPS. Let's go a step further down the line and extrapolate an even more concervative multiple and assume half the industry standard due to time of year, possible delays, lesser margin, and whatever else we can muster up -- then we're looking at .02 EPS. I sure as heck don't have a problem with either one of those prices as a short term base.
I'm currently not including Simple Cork in any of my calculations just because it's my personal belief that that segment will be fully realized once it's spun-off into a seperate ticker, or vice versa, but independent of each other. Simple Cork, in itself has tremendous potential that may in fact blow doors on Total Vapor in terms of value...but more importantly, it's a significant factor that's currently being ignored.
Hypothetically -- if all indicators point to CORK being just as successful/profitable if not more than VPOR, and projections show unrealized potential via announcement of a contract or even better a licensing agreement immediately preceding the Spin-Off of the 2 companies, then we're going to wish we had loaded the boat with those .0026 free shares in a potential multi-million dollar venture.
This is all hypothetical and my own research. I wouldn't recommend basing an investment on anything other than personal research. In other words, rely on your own deligence ;)
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