pie in the sky, page-40

re: staying steady Does anyone here actually evaluate Ventracor on the basis that it will make money on the basis of units sold?

$30 is pie in the sky stuff, but if you are going to discount that possibility, do it based on fundamentals. No I don't expect the company to get to $30/share, but if they end up selling 5000 units a year it is possible.

I am HOPING that they get to 1200 units in 2009 which would yield a share price of $5.62, assuming trading PER of 15 and variable unit costs remain the same. I don't care if the market cap will make this a guge company at that price - given unit margins it is entirely possible

All the posts I've read here talk about the share price on the basis of airy fairy analysis: Comparisons to Cochlear / the heights of nadaq / it's 0.94 cent break out

Good luck!