The question is simply this - after spending money upfront and all ongoing expenses, how much cash is left over for the company and thus shareholders?
$1 Billion? That implies a 20 bagger.
$22.7 Billion of cash comes in and $20.7 Billion of cash goes out to pay bills? That implies a 40 bagger.
$22.7 Billion for $56 million., page-2
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