ssc, You raise good points.
I contacted the company just last week asking for the 3D equipment's retail price. They did not respond.
To guess at the revenue "impact" in my own "estimate percentage bump" I am extrapolating resonable percentage revenue bumps using past gross revenues which include 2D (and then 3D sold basically at cost which is why the gross margins are down now). Further, I am making the assumption that independent distributors are making an investment. Their return on investment will only come from selling new equipment and the demo unit as used. They are self motivated. If they only sold 1.2 units a year per demo unit, it would seem to me to be a tremendous misallocation of investment resources.
Beyond that at the moment I am counting on the company not using a business model that does not include a 3D product breakeven point. I assume not doing so is unreasonable. There will be a net benefit.
So I am focused on the meaning of increased revenues which solves most ills at any company that is being well run. It's also the future promise most investors look for which is also why I bought VKNG.
Regarding dilution, do you know what the outstanding share count was immediately after the reverse split January 7th, 2008?
ssc Share Thursday, February 24, 2011 10:49:53 PM
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You rehashed a lot of information. Surprising that you do not mention any dollar figures. Do you have any idea how much a 3DHD system sells for and what the profit margin to vkng will be? Without that, and without a better idea of how much more dilution lies ahead, it's hard to put a number on what the share price might be in, say, 6 months or year or two. Maybe that accounts for the lack of volume and new investors here.
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