Replies to post #45023 on Raadr Inc (RDAR)

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Truenorth2016, as for a RDAR Valuation Consideration...

That depends on if they reach their confirmed revenue target for the year 2025 in the range of $250-300 million and what is learned to be the Net Income from such operations for RDAR. That's where the rubber is going to meet the mat. So, if this news below is confirmed in an audit, just from this one facet of their operations, not including future acquisition, then we should expect to see at least one of the price targets below:

Raadr Inc., Doing Business as Telvantis, Announces Completion of PCAOB Audit for Financial Statements 2023 and 2024, Confirms Revenue Target for the Year 2025 in the Range of $250-300 Million:
https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/RDAR/news/Raadr-Inc-Doing-Business-as-Telvantis-Announces-Completion-of-PCAOB-Audit-for-Financial-Statements-2023-and-2024-Confirm?id=477275

If the Outstanding Shares (OS) remain the same as it is now and if their is an at least 10% Net Profit Margin from their confirmed minimum amount of Revenues of $250 million, then RDAR should fundamentally be worth this below:

$25,000,000 Net Income ÷ 6,771,260,661 (RDAR OS) = .00369 EPS

Now multiply by a conservative PE Ratio of 10...
.00369 EPS x 10 PE Ratio = .0369 Per Share RDAR Valuation

Or multiply by a conservative PE Ratio of 10...
.00369 EPS x 15 PE Ratio = .0553 Per Share RDAR Valuation

From looking through the list of PE Ratios from the link below of which RDAR could exist to trade, it's debatable that a higher PE Ratio could be used than the two conservative ones I used above:
https://pages.stern.nyu.edu/~adamodar/New_Home_Page/datafile/pedata.html

Only a guess, but I believe this is why the company's management have no problem buying back shares at these levels.

v/r
Sterling