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snoof77

05/25/20 3:53 PM

#22379 RE: jlee3 #22378

Jlee3, will do. With respect to CAVU, if the reported net income for the 1st quarter only represents 6 weeks of future recurring net income then you can double my estimated valuation being .20>

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snoof77

06/06/20 12:00 PM

#22428 RE: jlee3 #22378

Jlee3, real quick, Company A valuation is a triple zero one. No positive earnings to calculate PE ratio and negative book value to establish a P/B ratio. Therefore, market capital value $77,405. Company B, based on the outstanding share number you furnished , establishes a forward PE ratio valuation of .0219 using OTC maximum average 5 year PE ratio of 31.75. Using the same valuation principles on CAVU reveals that a stock price of .1016 is justified. However, that doesn't take into account that most of CAVU earnings were recognized in the last 6 weeks of the quarter. Therefore CAVU valuation would be .2032 if they maintain such earnings.

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