I'm glad I took one more peek before going to bed. I really didn't mean to put the burden on you to find an answer on the revs Q, so I found this conservative proforma that was Pr'd a little while ago.
CHICAGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Spooz, Inc. (OTC:SPZI) announced that its financial projections demonstrate the company will enjoy sizeable leaps in revenues and earnings over the next three years. According to its most recent economic forecast, Spooz expects its total income in 2007 to be $3,271,253, increasing to $29,474,886 in 2008 and spiraling to $102,328,865 for calendar 2009. Projected revenues are derived from three primary sources: SpoozToolz subscriptions for the Basic product and its attending modules, templates and trading systems; repackaged market data feed products; and proprietary trading. The projections have been published in a revised business plan that includes in-depth background information on the company, its structure and management team, descriptions of its products and services, operational plans for its profit centers, as well as management's certified financial statements. “I believe our projections to be a robust estimate of where Spooz is headed from an earnings perspective,” declares Spooz CEO Paul Strickland. “In the upcoming year, we will begin offering a succession of extraordinary products and services that will undoubtedly trigger a substantial increase in our subscriber base. We will be offering, as part of our SpoozToolz suite, innovative add-ons such as the Instant Edgar XBRL module, as well as other modules that will provide wireless trading and system monitoring on any intelligent hand-held device (available in early 2008). I fully expect Spooz to achieve profitability this year and will provide our shareholders with remarkable financial gains over the next three years.”
OK I can't resist....here is an average scenario...all imo.
If you take just two of Spooz's major brokerages...Man Financial and TD Ameritrade...there is a 10 million customer base to draw from.
1% of that's 100,000 customers...very realistic imo.
Take an average of $500 per month for modules, data feeds and/or news...for twelve months = $6000 per year.
And to me this is trying to be conservative... $6000 per year * 100,000 customers = $600,000,000
So you can see where "SpoozToolz is projected to provide revenues of over $3 million by year-end and over $450 million yearly by end of 2008. Paul Strickland, CEO said the projections were intentionally conservative. Darryl Dennis the Chief Marketing Officer said he needs to capture only 1% of the target market to achieve projections."
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