The PR today is a very public confirmation of what
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Posted On: 09/28/2016 9:48:49 AM
The PR today is a very public confirmation of what investors and shareholders of this company already know.
This is not going to be a typical pink sheet company that lives from convertible loan to convertible loan, diluting all the while. Our new CEO is raising money responsibly in order to acquire revenue generating business units that can sustain not only operating costs, but growth as well.
This type of financing also helps potential investors understand that there will be no reverse split in the near term. There is no way these business savvy individuals would invest a quarter of million dollars into a company with restricted common shares, if there was a reverse split on the horizon. Christopher Petzel would be burning valuable bridges with a move like that and I think he has demonstrated that he is far to intelligent for a short sighted move like that.
It is also my firm belief that his primary motivation for acquiring Emaji is to build himself personal wealth by owning shares in a company that starts from the bottom and moves up to respectability.
While I don't see this at a penny this year (that would be 66 million market cap) I do believe that .0025 is possible with this share structure and revenue between 3 and 8 million. That would be a market cap of about 16.5 million which is a pretty reasonable multiple for a company with solid revenue and compelling growth potential, that has no debt and fantastic leadership.
A lot of bought this stock when it was a crap shoot and are very lucky to have stumbled into such an investment opportunity.
IMO Those of us that own shares of this company at these levels are going to be very happy with our investments as the company grows and the market cap reflects it.
This is not going to be a typical pink sheet company that lives from convertible loan to convertible loan, diluting all the while. Our new CEO is raising money responsibly in order to acquire revenue generating business units that can sustain not only operating costs, but growth as well.
This type of financing also helps potential investors understand that there will be no reverse split in the near term. There is no way these business savvy individuals would invest a quarter of million dollars into a company with restricted common shares, if there was a reverse split on the horizon. Christopher Petzel would be burning valuable bridges with a move like that and I think he has demonstrated that he is far to intelligent for a short sighted move like that.
It is also my firm belief that his primary motivation for acquiring Emaji is to build himself personal wealth by owning shares in a company that starts from the bottom and moves up to respectability.
While I don't see this at a penny this year (that would be 66 million market cap) I do believe that .0025 is possible with this share structure and revenue between 3 and 8 million. That would be a market cap of about 16.5 million which is a pretty reasonable multiple for a company with solid revenue and compelling growth potential, that has no debt and fantastic leadership.
A lot of bought this stock when it was a crap shoot and are very lucky to have stumbled into such an investment opportunity.
IMO Those of us that own shares of this company at these levels are going to be very happy with our investments as the company grows and the market cap reflects it.
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