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MikeyInTheD

01/06/19 1:20 PM

#589 RE: shareslanger #588

Oracle and SAP have the advantage of giant valuations and capital resources to develop and support their suite of products. But with those offerings the small and medium sized businesses receive lower support resources and pay far too much for an inferior product.

ALPP will level the playing field with a superior product that will much easier to understand and use in the small business environment. What small business owners need is more product support and a product that is easier to use and integrate. ALPP is delivering on those needs and could be the enterprise software product of the year in 2019. While I dont expect the valuation of SAP or Oracle given the lower margins ALPP will receive for servicing smaller clients - the impact on those small businesses will help the entire economy down to the individual employees those businesses employ. This is really a win for everyone involved - especially ALPP early shareholders who are willing to take the risk on Kent being able to pull off such a difficult task - reinvent how business software integrates between departments and separate areas within the corporate environment.

I think this can be bought up to .40 right now with what is known about EBOS. Once the rollout begins that could go up to .55. After that we will need to evaluate margins, staffing, consumer response and subscription growth to determine a reasonable valuation. I could see this getting to north of $2.00 and uplisting to NASDAQ eventually.