This one from Luker (all gems MO :) from a month and a half

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This one from Luker (all gems MO from a month and a half ago ringing true again:

That makes sense, Big Arlen. Slapping asks is a temporary driver of PPS growth because while yes, it drives the price up, it's creating bigger gaps. Bigger gaps = greater turbulence, and ultimately gives the upper hand to the guys on the bid when they decide to walk it down. I also think one would be competing with the wrong people by slapping the ask all day. A fiercely competitive environment on the bid shows strength, and the weak hands will likely shift from the guys on the ask to the guys on the bid when they realize that the strength is on the other side of the fence.

I think that would be the case in any stock. Know what you own and trade/invest accordingly. EWSI's PPS is based on what those holding the paper decide it's worth, no more, no less. If it's "under-valued," it isn't from the masses who don't know about the stock to begin with, it's from the shareholders themselves.

EWSI is reporting over $8 million in revenue for the year, and the biggest quarter is yet to come. This has got to be the most exciting OTC company out there, and it's less than a quarter! That's absolutely bonkers imo! The fact that it's less than a dime just blows my mind.

$5.3 mm for Q3 in no way should be taken lightly, because this is from REAL revenue driven by their business, not a bunch of selling of convertible notes. That's our number one difference between EWSI and 95% of the OTC. EWSI uses the share structure to expand their business, resulting in an operational business model.

Q1 - $229k
Q2 - $2.9 mm
Q3 - $5.3 mm ($2,076,130 from PRODUCT sales & $3,254,310 from SERVICE revenues - This is REAL revenue coming in through operations.)
Q4 - ?
2013 TOTAL: $8.429 mm + ?
ASSETS: $4,473,441
GM: $1,330,584

Let's talk about that "?" for a second. There are three scenarios I want to play out.. Remember, Market Cap should be 5+ times a company's annual revenue... more if they are growing, less if they are shrinking. It's a simple equation and doesn't account for factors like profitability, or assets, but it works.

#1 - worst-worst case scenario for Q4: $6 mm (Martin said they're already looking to be over $6 mm for the quarter)
$8.429 + $6 = $14.429 mm
Market cap should = $72.145 mm +
@ 250,000,000 O/S, based on Market Cap we should be at $.288

#2 - worst-case scenario for Q4: $7.95 mm (50% over Q3)
8.429 + 7.95 = $16.379 mm
+MC should = $81.895 mm +
@ 250,000,000 O/S PPS should be $.327 +

#3 - let's call this one Luker's theory based on past performances and 2TRG in queue to close for Q4: $10 mm
8.429 + 10 = $18.429 mm
@ 250,000,000 O/S PPS should be at $.36

#4 - let's call this one wishful thinking: Q4 = $11.571 mm
2013 = $20 mm
PPS = $.40

Volume is up. Absolutely no need to push this up as fast as possible. Bid sitting a hair over the top guy is what will give this the solid, loyal support necessary for growth to its potential in my humble opinion. There is absolutely no reason for us to hang under a dime any longer. We have a $14+ mm year in our first year of the business plan's execution. Even if we were to cut the year short at Q3, the market cap should be at least $40 million, not $15.4... We have 2TRG about to show up under the EWSI umbrella at any minute. We have Cerebra... and we have a mountain of success stories...

GLTA

-LD

Whomever is walking this down right now needs to reconsider their strategy imo.

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