Hiyah, B.B. I think we could do better than .50/share, perhaps even into the multi-dollar range by year's end if Tivus continues on its present path and a few nice contracts hit while the uplist goes along successfully. There's no structural reason I can see for why it actually shouldn't do AT LEAST .50/share based on what we know now. It's got a low float, the dilution--when it occurs--is done in a rational manner (as dilutions go) and it's got a low authorized share structure, too (300 million, on a reduction from 2 billion...with companies like GM offering out over 500 million shares, for comparative purposes, though Tivus is no GM, to be honest). It all adds up to a rare find here in pennyland, IMHO.
Hell, with only 37 million shares outstanding, this thing could dilute quite a bit more and STILL be worth far more than we're buying those shares up for, at present.
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