Cap, you keep mixing up what I say with what others say but oh well. Anyways, I think now would be a good time to just move forward. I think we actually gained some good ground on some of these issues so let me just state what I think can all be agreed on at this point:
-No one particular product can be forced upon hospitals -Profit margins >40% do happen, however, they are not usually sustainable and usually occur due to one-time or extraordinary events (some people making estimates might want to lean towards the conservative side when making these estimates in consideration of this) -Profit margin is obviously a completely different concept than EPS (not sure why there was confusion here): a) Profit margin = net income / revenue (or net profit / sales) b) EPS = net earnings / total # of shares -P/E is part a market phenomenon and part an accounting phenomenon as it = market price / EPS ( for those interested in learning more about the PE ratio take a look at this video: http://www.khanacademy.org/video/p-e-discussion?topic=valuation-and-investing )
Moving forward, I'd like to ask you a few questions:
-What do you think the current valuation of NNLX is? -What percentage of the market do you anticipate NNLX capturing, if any? -What do you believe the future valuation of NNLX will be and over what time frame? -Are you an investor in the company and/or do you plan on investing in the company in the future? -What is your opinion of current management and Nanologix's current operations?
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