What I find astonishing is you have a company like afterpay trading on a price to sales ratio of 26 times competing with every lender and his dog in a fiercely competitive lending environment with Covid related impairments from systemic bankruptcy’s and yet Fbr trading at a $120mil odd market cap with a one of a kind product and 15 years of Paid for r&d leading to disrupt construction faiking to catch a bid. I must be clearly missing something here. Maybe it’s as simple as not many would be investors know or have had exposure to Fbr which should be an easy fix. The way I see it we have Fbr with a $120mil market cap, meaning we are paying a small price of $150mil for 15 year worth of r&d which has progressed not to concept but to commercialisation stage. some people might think that price is high but I see it as a steal fir what you are getting fir your coin. Low prices mean lower entry points fir those with the imagination I suppose so it can’t be all bad. All just my opinion. Dyor
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