I would like to open a discussion about share pric
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Posted On: 10/14/2014 10:29:49 PM
I would like to open a discussion about share price.
Virtutone seems to be very closely linked with DUTV. The Gambia connection, VOIP minutes, office locations, etc.
SLICRIC provided the link that showed their stock quote & they closed at .22 today.
They have 42 m shares out = market cap of $9 m.
DUTV closed at .0006 today. 3.4 billion shares out = market cap of $2 m. If we get to .003, our market cap would be approximately the same as Virtutone.
I believe comparing market cap is more realistic than comparing share price.
So I can certainly see us getting to .003.
I have plenty of DUTV shares...and I am excited / optimistic about our future.
I'd like to get some feedback on potential share price in the foreseeable future.
I see various people post prices they foresee. I noticed 2Can betting on 5 cents on that other board. I've seen other posts talking about 50 cents and $1 & $3.
I cant tell you how much I hope any of those predictions happens in the next few months. I get chills thinking about it.
I love the optimism these posts show.
But...with the 3.4 billion shares we have, 5 cents would mean market cap of $340 million.
$1 per share = $3.4 billion market cap.
I firmly believe our price should be higher. I can see us going up to 1/2 cent or 1 cent with audited reports & / or more detailed PRs. And then hopefully working up from there.
But...are these posts of substantially higher prices realistic?
Come on guys; share your thoughts. I want this to be 5 cents or 10 cents or 20 cents. I want to walk away from my job. I want the freedom that 10 cents per share for DUTV would bring me.
At this point in time, we are generating profit & we are still below 1/10th of 1 cent.
How do we get up to multi pennies? Audited financials will help move us up...but I don't think that will take us to multi pennies.
More detail about partners would help.
But I believe it will take even more to expose this to a wide range of investors & really get things moving.
Comments?
Virtutone seems to be very closely linked with DUTV. The Gambia connection, VOIP minutes, office locations, etc.
SLICRIC provided the link that showed their stock quote & they closed at .22 today.
They have 42 m shares out = market cap of $9 m.
DUTV closed at .0006 today. 3.4 billion shares out = market cap of $2 m. If we get to .003, our market cap would be approximately the same as Virtutone.
I believe comparing market cap is more realistic than comparing share price.
So I can certainly see us getting to .003.
I have plenty of DUTV shares...and I am excited / optimistic about our future.
I'd like to get some feedback on potential share price in the foreseeable future.
I see various people post prices they foresee. I noticed 2Can betting on 5 cents on that other board. I've seen other posts talking about 50 cents and $1 & $3.
I cant tell you how much I hope any of those predictions happens in the next few months. I get chills thinking about it.
I love the optimism these posts show.
But...with the 3.4 billion shares we have, 5 cents would mean market cap of $340 million.
$1 per share = $3.4 billion market cap.
I firmly believe our price should be higher. I can see us going up to 1/2 cent or 1 cent with audited reports & / or more detailed PRs. And then hopefully working up from there.
But...are these posts of substantially higher prices realistic?
Come on guys; share your thoughts. I want this to be 5 cents or 10 cents or 20 cents. I want to walk away from my job. I want the freedom that 10 cents per share for DUTV would bring me.
At this point in time, we are generating profit & we are still below 1/10th of 1 cent.
How do we get up to multi pennies? Audited financials will help move us up...but I don't think that will take us to multi pennies.
More detail about partners would help.
But I believe it will take even more to expose this to a wide range of investors & really get things moving.
Comments?
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