Replies to post #84481 on Vystar Corp (VYST)

[bking1965]

Public furniture companies are valued at about 1/3 of gross revenue.

That gives Rotman's furniture a value of about 10 million USD.

Vystar was worth about .001 before this pump started.

RxAir was out of business.

FEC was bought for 1 million USD.

All of this together is not worth even a penny a share at the new OS of over 1 billion. You simply can't justify even the current pps. 4 cents is WAY OVERVALUED.

[Shatts]

Bigger than Rotman's? Did I miss something?

[stervc]

Huge VYST Understanding... courtesy of GiFi...

All should read and understand this VYST post courtesy of GiFi:

https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=148757270
Quote:

"A stickied post used these numbers to value Rotman's at $5-$7..granted o/s was 250M so adjusted $1.25-$1.75)."

Mind you that the company executives plus their friends and family own about 80% of the 700,000,000 OS. That is considering and understanding that 300,000,000 shares are in dispute because EMA and Crown Bridge and possibly others over converted. So those 300,000,000 shares could at some point get bought back and returned back to VYST.

The beauty here is that anyone can add all the Form 4's and confirm that these executives have been buying shares for about 10 years and have not sold. Also, in order for them to sell, they have to file with the SEC first and they can only sell a small percentage every quarter, no different than the same rules that CEO's have to follow.

VYST will hit a minimum of $2 being extremely conservative. Now if it is true that more acquisitions as big if not bigger than Rotmans will follow, we will pop beyond $5 plus.

v/r
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