You want your juices flowing. Here is my comparison of bev companies.
The info is on Rocky Mountain bev company vs hjoe.
Start with looking at Rocky Mountain and their float. Right around the same float I am suggesting hjoe get down to 800-900mm.
Price-current .05 because of massive dilution, 3 weeks ago this was .14
Trading Information
Stock Price History
52 Week High 3 0.16
52 Week Low 3 0.03
Share Statistics
Avg Vol (3 month) 3 2.42M
Avg Vol (10 day) 3 3.12M
Shares Outstanding 5 784.99M
Now let's examine the revenue, here is where it gets juicy. If hjoe does the series a/b swap and buyout to 850-900mm and they have yearly revenues of 5-10 million, oh my. Let's say they-hjoe have qs of 1.5 million. Compare that with Rocky Mountains highest, which was 750,000. Based on that example, hjoe would be selling 2to 4.5 times that of rky a year. So below,here Rocky did 1.25m in one full year vs a q for should be for hjoe.
Rocky mt sales per last 4 quarters-so in a year they did 1.25 million a year
Sales $ 117,814 $ 157,138 $ 438,152 $ 746,825
So, with a high of 16 and a low of .03 for Rocky, I would assume that hjoe will open at .03. Now look at the revenues, with hjoes growing at a much higher slope and in multiples of Rocky, by at least 4 time sales, multiply the pps by 4x5xand you get G.S. target of .50-60 cents. What will make it attainable and sustainable will be that it is a real company, growing revenues, and the float will accommodate funds.
This is going to get real good! If they put in short term the money needed to get the float manageable-let's say 1.8 million before trading. They will make 10-30 times that back upon trading. If they get this down to 850-900mm, the sky is the limit for how high this can get. Imho, it will easily top .20-.25 within weeks of returning.
Beverage companies move faster and have bigger floats.Shawn is set for life,if he implements these share structure practices.
Jmho,
TS-looking at this comparable, I'm now jacked as can be. This should be a close trading reality to this example.
TS
The info is on Rocky Mountain bev company vs hjoe.
Start with looking at Rocky Mountain and their float. Right around the same float I am suggesting hjoe get down to 800-900mm.
Price-current .05 because of massive dilution, 3 weeks ago this was .14
Trading Information
Stock Price History
52 Week High 3 0.16
52 Week Low 3 0.03
Share Statistics
Avg Vol (3 month) 3 2.42M
Avg Vol (10 day) 3 3.12M
Shares Outstanding 5 784.99M
Now let's examine the revenue, here is where it gets juicy. If hjoe does the series a/b swap and buyout to 850-900mm and they have yearly revenues of 5-10 million, oh my. Let's say they-hjoe have qs of 1.5 million. Compare that with Rocky Mountains highest, which was 750,000. Based on that example, hjoe would be selling 2to 4.5 times that of rky a year. So below,here Rocky did 1.25m in one full year vs a q for should be for hjoe.
Rocky mt sales per last 4 quarters-so in a year they did 1.25 million a year
Sales $ 117,814 $ 157,138 $ 438,152 $ 746,825
So, with a high of 16 and a low of .03 for Rocky, I would assume that hjoe will open at .03. Now look at the revenues, with hjoes growing at a much higher slope and in multiples of Rocky, by at least 4 time sales, multiply the pps by 4x5xand you get G.S. target of .50-60 cents. What will make it attainable and sustainable will be that it is a real company, growing revenues, and the float will accommodate funds.
This is going to get real good! If they put in short term the money needed to get the float manageable-let's say 1.8 million before trading. They will make 10-30 times that back upon trading. If they get this down to 850-900mm, the sky is the limit for how high this can get. Imho, it will easily top .20-.25 within weeks of returning.
Beverage companies move faster and have bigger floats.Shawn is set for life,if he implements these share structure practices.
Jmho,
TS-looking at this comparable, I'm now jacked as can be. This should be a close trading reality to this example.
TS
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