He anyone noticed the number of new bashers over o
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Posted On: 10/31/2012 6:01:44 AM
He anyone noticed the number of new bashers over on liehub? They must be desperate because some of these guys have the English and punctuation skills of brain damaged monkeys.
As long as I am thinking about it - there has been ate a bit of talk about the 70x valuation comment by Steve. Personally, I think the current PPS reflects major manipulation. A while back Steve said that the current PPS in no way reflects the position of what is being built. So lets set the value at 70X a PPS of .03. That's approximately half the recent high of .058, so I think that's fair. That would give a share prove of over $2.00, which is where we would need to be for NASDAQ.
With a hit show or two we can start talking about multiple valuation. 5X? 10X?
Remember what AMC used to be? It used to be a free channel that only showed old movies. AMC has now repositioned itself as a major player with smash hits like Mad Men and the Walking Dead. Look at the share price of AMC of over $46.00! It took years for AMC to get to where it is today, but I don't think it's unreasonable to think that Steve could lead Punch in the same sort of direction.
As long as I am thinking about it - there has been ate a bit of talk about the 70x valuation comment by Steve. Personally, I think the current PPS reflects major manipulation. A while back Steve said that the current PPS in no way reflects the position of what is being built. So lets set the value at 70X a PPS of .03. That's approximately half the recent high of .058, so I think that's fair. That would give a share prove of over $2.00, which is where we would need to be for NASDAQ.
With a hit show or two we can start talking about multiple valuation. 5X? 10X?
Remember what AMC used to be? It used to be a free channel that only showed old movies. AMC has now repositioned itself as a major player with smash hits like Mad Men and the Walking Dead. Look at the share price of AMC of over $46.00! It took years for AMC to get to where it is today, but I don't think it's unreasonable to think that Steve could lead Punch in the same sort of direction.
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