Replies to post #13612 on VNUE Inc (VNUE)

[Chaka]

Looking back over VNUE's announcement of their radio network deal with Radio Operations International, Chip Morgan, CEO of ROI stated: "Radio stations have been promoting music for almost 100 years and have paid blanket fees to PROs in expectation that the fees would be equitably distributed to artists. With this new technology, radio stations can track both live and recorded song data automatically and use the data in negotiations with the performing rights organizations and artists they play."

The press release noted:

There are about 15,000 radio stations in the US market. Estimates put the potential market size for VNUE monthly fees to about $54M in the US, and about half a billion worldwide, which is a fraction of what stations pay for blanket licenses. This figure does not include other general licensing (bars, restaurants, etc.), which account for as much as $3B or more in royalties collected by the PROs.

Quick math: $54M/month x 12 = $648M/yr revenue at 10x revenues is roughly $6.48 Billion valuation.
At about 1.2B outstanding shares that is about $5.40 per share on US market only; and about $50.00 per share for the worldwide market.

So, if they only reach 10% of that potential market (ie even if they miss out on 90% of the market), then the pps could still end up around $0.54 per share if only in US market, and around $5.00 per share if in the worldwide market.

I'm putting this here, because I've noticed several commenters flashing between euphoric and quick to dump their shares for no other reason than the fact that the price went up a little bit.

While it will take time to get there, and there is no guarantee that they do, it is good to keep this information put out by the company in mind BEFORE you consider selling your shares in my opinion. You might be missing out on a bonanza for a pittance.

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Btw... Ceo Zac Bair role model is Steve Jobs aka legendary figure of Apple..
Look it up in $Vnue news update.
He stated several times he model himself after Mr. Jobs or try to do what's right for shareholders...
Love it.
Love my $Vnue.
SHES'S A BEAUTY AND SHE'LL JUST KEEP ON GOING UP.
glta.
Enjoy.

[tedpeele]

Huge potential, but the PR you are quoting was from May of 2018, in which they also said the following:

"The deal with ROI targets to have at least several Soundstr Pulse™ units deployed by July and up to 100 by the end of the summer."

I know technology takes time, but that was a pretty big miss by the company. A 2 1/2 year miss, to be exact, and still we don't have 100 stations.

That's just a fact, and as each week goes by without confirmation of this technology being adopted by even the few beta testers it becomes an even greater head-scratcher. Let's hope they are more accurate than the projection in May of 2018.

Sorry, but I go where the evidence leads. I'm still invested but I like more transparency than what we're seeing in recent months when weighed against prior projections. I've been here a lot longer than most so my perspective may be a bit scewed though, granted.

[tedpeele]

StockWatch45, unfortunately your .54 price should be divided by 12 for a price projection of .045 because it looks like the $54m monthly in the 2018 PR you are getting that from was an error -- it should have been annually, not monthly. This seems corroborated by the 10k -- which says:

"Assuming we are able to build and deploy 10,000 units, revenues will hit $36 million annually within three years"

$36m for 10,000 equates to $54m for 15,000 -- annually.

So all of your projections need to be divided by 12. The 10% penetration calculation would be roughly $5.4 million for a price of .045 using PS of 10.

Of course, we may get far more than 10%, but right now we don't even have one radio station yet that is paying so projections are like shooting in the dark since there is great uncertainty on the timing and rate of deployment.

Pre-income the revenues are often used for projections, but since they will likely be high margin I think PE should also be used, which would calculate to higher prices down the road than the PS calcs, and why I'm still very interested in the pace of the rollout execution.