As indicated by others already, in answer to your question, yes there would need to be an R/S in order to realistically hit that PPS price target.
I can't tell if you're trolling or not, but I'm bored and can answer some of your question.
The value of a company is determined by the market cap, not the PPS. Say you have two companies, both $100M market cap exactly. One has 100M shares and the other has 1B shares. The PPS for the first is market cap divided by # of shares or $1 PPS, the second is the same formula (market cap/no of shares) for $.10PPS. In order for the dime company to get to $1 and have the same PPS as the first it'd have to grow to 10x the market cap or be a $1B market cap company. Applying to MDTR as an example, $1PPS would be a $5.5B market cap company...just not going to happen. However, here in this market 500M to 700M is very doable on speculation which puts a good target range of around a dime per share. If they R/S, then it's a matter of the ratio. If they do a 1:100 the PPS equivalent would be today's trading of about $2.50/share IF THE A/S IS REDUCED BY THE SAME RATIO DURING R/S.
So in short, when we compare companies (ie CBIS or MJNA to MDTR) we should be comparing market cap to market cap and then dividing out among the different share structures, NOT one share price to the other share price.
IMO. Hope that helps clear the mud.
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