the reason why the Board should be totally renewed is that the last test on Femprox has been done in 2005...incredible, and after 8 years of waste of time for the product, we are now in potentially phase III...an investor is really looking at these aspects, they are not betting like us...
If one or two more coverages start at a low ball valuation that is actually a great sign. It means that that we are ready to skyrocket and the street wants the last little bit left before blastoff.
To be fair, and I am surprised Carlo didn't catch me on this, I did not include and subtract operating costs from Rivkind's peak royalty estimated revenues. If I had done that I probably could have gotten down to $6 per share, but not her $2 price target. But her "peak" estimates are nonsense.
Not sure about your calculation, maybe I am misunderstanding?
APRI has expenses of about $30 mill per year. I doubt that changes once Vitaros starts generating revenues. Maybe those expenses even go higher. $35 mill - $30 mill = $5 mill. earnings (or about 15 cents per share).
I assume we are speaking about the royalties after all licensing has been completed?