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Posted On: 09/27/2018 5:45:54 AM
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Here's a thought I've been having regarding multiple streams.
If in the near future we start seeing contracts that show QMC's products going not just to display manufacturers but into multiple applications of QDs (displays, solar, bio-medical, lighting, etc.) it is proof about how broad the prospects are for this technology. That will mean a substantial P/E ratio with a huge impact on share price.
A P/E ratio for consumer electronics can be around 35. But when you look at the values across the multiple applications of QDs you have a hard time trying to figure out what value might be applied to QTMM. http://pages.stern.nyu.edu/~adamodar/New_Home...edata.html
UDC's P/E ratio is currently in the 80s with a share price over $100. Assuming 500,000,000 shares outstanding, 4 metric tons sold at an unheard of low price of $50/g, with a 40% margin and P/E ratio of 50 puts QTMM at $8 per share. It's just math.
and to ih8aloss, been a while my friend. Go KP.
If in the near future we start seeing contracts that show QMC's products going not just to display manufacturers but into multiple applications of QDs (displays, solar, bio-medical, lighting, etc.) it is proof about how broad the prospects are for this technology. That will mean a substantial P/E ratio with a huge impact on share price.
A P/E ratio for consumer electronics can be around 35. But when you look at the values across the multiple applications of QDs you have a hard time trying to figure out what value might be applied to QTMM. http://pages.stern.nyu.edu/~adamodar/New_Home...edata.html
UDC's P/E ratio is currently in the 80s with a share price over $100. Assuming 500,000,000 shares outstanding, 4 metric tons sold at an unheard of low price of $50/g, with a 40% margin and P/E ratio of 50 puts QTMM at $8 per share. It's just math.
and to ih8aloss, been a while my friend. Go KP.
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