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    4DS HC Tribes: Crystal ball

    In the last 6 or so weeks, there has been a separation of forum members into distinct tribes based on expectations for the 4DS end game. We have 25c #/Desu at one end of the spectrum & the 4 Dollar per share tribe at the other. Hundreds of posts & no one changing tribes. Concurrently everyone could be right or wrong as the future is unknown. 4DS is either going to be sold / commercial transaction (success) or it will be liquidated (failure).

    I seem to remember being taught at uni that the value of an investment is a function of discounted future cash flows. No matter your tribe, the sharemarket today valued each share at 8.6c or the equivalent of receiving approx AUS129m cash (1.5b shares + options). What reconciles the outcome for each tribe is the probability of success vs failure.

    Estimating the likelihood of success vs failure (aka risk) is not normally analyzed/discussed on HC beyond terms like "highly speculative". So I thought I would have a crack at trying to quantify it for each tribe using a simplified model.

    Here is my crystal ball - no discounting, 1.5 billion shares. only 2 possible outcomes, share price today based on expected future cash flows.

    4DSHC Tribes - success vs failure crystal ball










    Shares Issued + Options
    1,500,000,000

    Current Share Price
    $0.086

    Current Enterprise Value (AUD million)$129

    Liquidation Enterprise Value(AUD million)$30

    Liquidation Value (Per Share)
    $0.02









    Implied Probability based on current share price
    4DS HC TribeSale (after bonus) - AUD millionShare Price EquivelentSuccess
    = sale
    Failure
    = liqudation
    # Desu Fan Club375$0.25 29%71%
    Sale Bonus Poolers600$0.40 17%83%
    "Must be at least a billion"1000$0.67 10%90%
    $ per sharers -" JD's biggest deal ever!"1500$1.00 7%93%
    2250$1.50 4%96%
    3000$2.00 3%97%
    Company called 4DS for a reason - Howie wink wink6000$4.00 2%98%

    As you would expect, the sale price has an inverse relationship to the probability of success. Even # only has a 29% chance of getting his 25c - perhaps Desu is just a risk-averse guy. If you are planning on buying a yacht to cruise to the $4/share after-party on Jasp's island, then you have a 1 in 50 chance of living the dream.

    Sobering stuff.


    "What a crock".... no hard feelings:

    Your reaction to my crystal ball might be to dismiss it as a crock of sh#t.

    The easiest argument would be that today's share price does not accurately reflect the "true" value of 4DS. After all, ASX investors (except me wink.png) don't understand tech, it did hit 28c & was 13c less than a month ago. I don't disagree, though I do chuckle when historic price levels are considered rational and the current share price is not.

    What I would suggest is doing the calculation to determine what the current share price should be based on your expected sale price & probability of success. The formula would be :

    (($ success) X (% success-) + ($ failure ) X (% failure)) / 1.5 billion shares.

    If it comes out significantly higher than the current share price then you should be backing up the truck - especially before the next batch of chips comes out of IMEC's oven. If you are not comfortable telling your wife your expected % for failure then maybe preparing to sell pre results announcement would help you sleep at night.smile.png


    DYOR - only intended to prompt thinking. Looking forward to tribes uniting once more.



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