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Posted On: 05/01/2018 11:35:43 AM
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Patience will pay off here for longs. We have so much on the table. We continue to close deals, including today's news of the "biggest deal we have ever done." As Berman continue to stress, #REVENUERULES. Despite the fact that Berman is not releasing names at this juncture due to an abundance of valid caution, we will continue to see those revenues from all the closed deals in the upcoming financials.
In addition to the existing revenues streams that continue to snowball and result in significant higher earnings and profits every quarter, we still have new revenue streams coming, including cannabis, urgent care dental, and the sixth arm of Hexagon. Berman is discussing that sixth arm in the next update, keeping his word from the November 2017 conference call to discuss the sixth arm in the first half of 2018.
Berman reinforced once again that there will be no reverse split and no plans to do another 3A10. On the contrary, he stated that "we are looking at ways to unlock shareholder value in every way as we open new opportunities and look to capitalize at every turn." Berman said in August 2017, that he was hoping for a buyout in 12-24 months. Obviously, he wants a significantly higher PPS before that buyout occurs.
Our snowballing revenue streams and the 1.4 billion OS share reduction will result in a significant PPS increase as we continue through 2018, but with his goals of a buyout and increasing shareholder value, I believe Berman will do more. Taking all these factors together, IMO we can expect an additional slash to the OS later this year or early 2019 IMO on top of the 1.4 billion. (For an example of what this will do to the PPS of a company with increasing revenues, see the run the POT* made from .06 to .95 after share reductions in November 2017 and January 2018).
Again, patience will pay off here for longs.
In addition to the existing revenues streams that continue to snowball and result in significant higher earnings and profits every quarter, we still have new revenue streams coming, including cannabis, urgent care dental, and the sixth arm of Hexagon. Berman is discussing that sixth arm in the next update, keeping his word from the November 2017 conference call to discuss the sixth arm in the first half of 2018.
Berman reinforced once again that there will be no reverse split and no plans to do another 3A10. On the contrary, he stated that "we are looking at ways to unlock shareholder value in every way as we open new opportunities and look to capitalize at every turn." Berman said in August 2017, that he was hoping for a buyout in 12-24 months. Obviously, he wants a significantly higher PPS before that buyout occurs.
Our snowballing revenue streams and the 1.4 billion OS share reduction will result in a significant PPS increase as we continue through 2018, but with his goals of a buyout and increasing shareholder value, I believe Berman will do more. Taking all these factors together, IMO we can expect an additional slash to the OS later this year or early 2019 IMO on top of the 1.4 billion. (For an example of what this will do to the PPS of a company with increasing revenues, see the run the POT* made from .06 to .95 after share reductions in November 2017 and January 2018).
Again, patience will pay off here for longs.
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