Some Financial Calculation for those, who might no
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Posted On: 11/28/2019 3:14:07 PM
Some Financial Calculation for those, who might not have a relevant background.
Assumption is that today we have 600m fully diluted share at .30c or 180 MC fully diluted.
Assumption, it seems the corp need less than $1/week. Let's fix it to $1m/week.
Assumption, let's there is no progress in anything, thus they corp will maintain 180 MC fully diluted.
$180m (PV) MC today, $180m (FV) MC 6 months from now, $1m/week (PMT) and 26 (M) the the burn rate is 0.556%/week or just over half a percent dilution week.
Assuming current price is .30c what would this be, considering it maintains the same MC 6 months from now.
$.30 (PV) , .556 (I), 26 weeks (N), 0 (PMT) the share price is $.2592 Six (6) months from now or 4 cents less, means end of May 2020.
We didn't consider any licensing, BLA or any other affect. Just the product is good and so it should maintain the current MC till something happens.
Assumption is that today we have 600m fully diluted share at .30c or 180 MC fully diluted.
Assumption, it seems the corp need less than $1/week. Let's fix it to $1m/week.
Assumption, let's there is no progress in anything, thus they corp will maintain 180 MC fully diluted.
$180m (PV) MC today, $180m (FV) MC 6 months from now, $1m/week (PMT) and 26 (M) the the burn rate is 0.556%/week or just over half a percent dilution week.
Assuming current price is .30c what would this be, considering it maintains the same MC 6 months from now.
$.30 (PV) , .556 (I), 26 weeks (N), 0 (PMT) the share price is $.2592 Six (6) months from now or 4 cents less, means end of May 2020.
We didn't consider any licensing, BLA or any other affect. Just the product is good and so it should maintain the current MC till something happens.
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