Replies to post #88557 on Verus International Inc (VRUS)

[shotsky]

I don't predict, and I don't post possible prices. They are virtually always wrong, and 'experienced' traders know that. It's called 'blue sky' for a good reason. Draw a line in the stock chart for one year and see what the trend is. That's the best way I've found to see what a company is doing, along with reading the filings and PR's.
The thing about business plans in the pinks is that business plans change. I put money into the best business plans and just sit back and wait. If things go well, I usually sell enough to get my money back and let the rest ride. One business plan I put money in two years ago changed their entire plan, and the stock ended up in the low trips. I'm way upside down in that one, but I'll sit on it until it eventually comes back and will get out 'even' if I can.
Yes, VRUS looks promising. That does not mean it will work out as expected. It does not take much to ruin the stock value.

[shotsky]

I forgot to mention the most important thing about expectations of share price in the future...with a 1.5 B OS, the company would be a $1.5 Billion company at $1 per share. It is currently an $16 M company. Times 10, that would be 160 M. Times another 10 that would be $1.6 B. A 10 bagger would be nice, and maybe within the realm of possibility. But a 100 Bagger? Seriously doubtful. So, no $1 share price with 1.5B OS.
The OS would have to be smaller, but an RS would not change anything because that would not affect the market cap. Buying shares back on the market can't happen until those loans are paid off...So, that OS is not going anywhere but up for the rest of this year.