Replies to post #84483 on Vystar Corp (VYST)

[nosfelle]

Off topic...let’s focus on the consolidated company that sells furniture as an incidental

$VYST

[stervc]

tbdelephant, Key Compare & Contrast VYST to Wayfair thoughts...

That's not true. Each furniture store will be valued based on their own merits, achievements, and plans for growth that they have organized. VYST has indicated that they are going to be far more than just a furniture store, but I'll just stay on that furniture store topic for now.

To Compare & Contrast... VYST to Wayfair... there are a number of variables that would justify VYST to be a far better investment for short, mid, and long term growth versus Wayfair. I will show some Wayfair variables versus comparing to Bassett Furniture and other furniture stores because Wayfair is bigger than most of them to get an idea for comparing.
https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/W/key-statistics?p=W

VYST vs Wayfair***Compare & Contrast

** VYST trades at .04+ per share.
** Wayfair trades at $145.00+ per share.

** VYST trades on the OTC Markets with a goal to trade on NASDAQ.
** Wayfair trades on the NYSE (ticker = W).

** VYST has a 19%, 13%, 12%, or 4% Net Profit Margins to consider.
** Wayfair has a -8.15% Net Profit Margin.

** VYST will have $1.4 to $6.6 Million Net Income + $18.6 Million Tax NOL
** Wayfair has -$596,069,000 Net Income + $0 Tax NOL

** VYST diluted EPS will be positive.
** Wayfair diluted EPS is = -$6.62 per share

My point is that it is very fair to think that VYST maybe won't be trading at $145.00+ per share like Wayfair, but it is fair to think that VYST has a chance at trading at some far greater levels than where it's at now after the acquisition of Rotmans Furniture. I think it's fair to believe the thoughts posted within the two links below based on comparing and contrasting some key fundamental variables between VYST and Wayfair:
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=148769269
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=148769272

There are some variables pro and con in each of the companies' favor, but my point was to show how there is sound logic to justify the thoughts in the two links above.

This is what further confirmed for me to personally believe that VYST is actually a better investment for growth than Wayfair since Wayfair has captured most of its growth already and since VYST is still just getting started here in its infant stages of growth.

v/r
Sterling