Replies to post #69465 on SPOOZ Inc (SPZI)

[peeved]

Why wouldn’t 600 million in contract revenues…

Make the company worth 55 million? I have no idea what the profit margin is but i would say even at 10 percent that would simply be book value. At PE of 10 we would be 10 cents.

I do agree entirely as i have said many times that a share buy back is a must not only for improvement in pps but also for reducing manipulation.

As always thanks for your input and knowledge

[snow]

shotsky "You can't get to $0.01 with an OS of 5.5B - that would make it a $55M company market cap, which is not going to happen with sugar and chicken paws, overnight." With 31 million shares you own a bit more than 0.5 of the O/S. It will of course take some time to uplist. The sugar and chicken paws deals mentioned amount to more than 500 million dollars as far as I remember. I have no idea as to what is a realistic margin. If it had been 0.5 percent it would generate profits of about 2.5 million dollars, which could justify a market cap of 55 million dollars since this is just two out of several sources of revenue.

[stervc]

shotsky, with your SPZI valuation thoughts...

Respectfully, I do believe you to be astute and I respect your thoughts regarding SPZI, but I don't agree with them. This should blow .01 per share out of the ocean. If they just execute on the contracts that we already know of from Nate's, then it should blow past .01+ per share. Fundamentally, let's consider the roughly $600 Million that should be coming here at a minimum. Let's presume a basic 20% Net Profit Margin. Let's consider a maxed out OS of 5.5 billion shares to derive the Earnings Per Share (EPS). Then I will consider 15 for a conservative Price to Earnings (PE) Ratio to use for the growth rate of the Industry in which it would exist. This is what we should expect once we begin to see those contracts begin to manifest into a reality...

$600,000,000 Revenues x 20% Net Profit Margin = $120,000,000 Net Income

$120,000,000 Net Income ÷ 5,500,000,000 (OS) = .021 EPS

.021 EPS x 15 PE Ratio = .315 per share for SPZI Valuation

Keep in mind, this doesn't include anything from the Energy section with LNG and it doesn't include anything from its Education section. There is a chance that those sections could be bigger than the Eating section for its JP 3E concept.

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Sterling