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11/10/18 12:53 PM

#66875 RE: TedJ #66874

Thank's for spelling out we're QMC stands with Warrants, Convertibles, Options and Shares Outstanding and the different scenarios involving all the factors including revenue. Looks accurate and detailed. QMC does need to get the revenue flowing between now and 2020 (if not sooner) which leads to OEM's, market penetration and recent exchange upgrade.

Jamis1

11/10/18 1:01 PM

#66876 RE: TedJ #66874

Valid point, Ted. Thanks for the calculations

j45

11/10/18 3:05 PM

#66879 RE: TedJ #66874

Excellent work TedJ,
Let me add that it is Highly unlikely that a warrant or option holder would convert .11 cent warrants IF the stock hit .12 That's almost a net ZERO conversion(after Tax) if sold. Plus its too risky.


If I had warrants at 8.5 cents I wouldn't even think of conversion unless the stock was double that or 50% higher with a lot of catalysts to come for sure.

Remember Warrants and Options are STILL restricted for 6mos before they can be cleared and sold under rule 144.

CONVERTIBLE NOTES on the other hand, if older than 6mos from date Note was paid for, they can convert and file the paperwork to remove the legend and sell asap.

Big difference in Risk Profile. Holding for 6 mos after warrant/option conversion compared to Convertible Notes that are already at least 6 mos old.

Either way QMC needs revs and catalysts Period.

I highly doubt that in the scenario that QMC inks qualified FUNDED deals that anyone would be in a hurry to dump shares. IMO


only post for the day.

Have a great weekend ALL

Kurt_Banoffee

11/10/18 3:57 PM

#66882 RE: TedJ #66874

You missed 24M shares that are earned but not issued (In other words, the reported o/s is artificially 24M shares too low). These shares are not captured in any of your other numbers. QMC calls them "Common Stock Issuable."