AN ESTIMATE ON COMPANY'S FINAL PAYOUT FIGURE, page-167

I believe the confirmed metrics (speed, endurance) and the other advantages (energy efficiencies) are enough to speculate a sale price of at least $800m. That's an investment price that can easily be returned within 5-7 years to the right buyer. IMO. I'm not a computer scientist or electrical engineer, though I do believe $800m is a conservative estimation given the depth of industry.

The upper margins of the final sale price is hinged on the unconfirmed performance metrics, and the number of interested parties (with deep pockets). This last point is hugely important, as industry giants will pay big to bar off competition.

I'll repeat as many LTHs have already said - focus on the sale price, not the share price. The current SP is not indicative of the technology's value. When the market is feeling a squeeze (as it is now), it's the growth stocks that receive the worst of it. Ignore the salty trolls.

IMO, DYOR, GLTAH.