How about this scenario: Marani has about 1000 stores that lets assume take ½ a case per (6 bottles) month at $10 profit per bottle to Marani = $60,000 per month x 12 = $720,000 per year. If the stock is being purchased at .015, that is = to $6 post 400/1 split. That would also place the value of the company at $1,500.000.00 based on post split 250,000 (total) shares. Or about twice revenue. The new float would be 35,000 shares after the 400/1.
I admit there is a lot of assumptions here, however if the R/M is going to proceed, and the reverse split is still occurring, the company would more than likely be worth that kind of multiple.
When the stock was at 18 cents, that made it a $18,000.000.00 Company. That would mean $72 post reverse split. That would be a good reason to let some air out if you are trying to get interest from wall street and not R/M then collapse.
Does anyone else see this as a possibility? Like I said, it makes a lot of assumptions that may not be accurate.
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