Share price predictions are hard and lately there have been few if any significant short squeezes that I have watched. I do remember a couple from about 10 years ago. One was TASR which went from a couple of bucks a share to over $300.00 and had two forward splits in the process. The other was SSOL which went from about .30 to $186.00 per share before being shorted back down. The SEC and FINRA do not like short squeezes and have a history of trying to prevent them from happening. It seems to me TEVE has done all the right things and that will prevent regulators from getting involved. With a mere 55,000 share float I don't think several hundred dollars per share is unreasonable depending on how many and the size of declared forward splits. That is my opinion and I hope it helps. Go TEVE!!! Revenues/earnings/dividends!