The question of setting exit prices is more related to traders. I personally never set exit prices for stocks that I believe in long term. For example, before A3D even listed I had in mind a valuation once the large format printer was proven. My ballpark figure was US$1 billion given what other 3D companies with lesser technology are valued at in the USA.
Fully diluted that would give a valuation of around $18 per share. That doesn't mean I would sell if that eventuates.
We don't know what actual sales will be yet. By the time they get into production for the LFP, $18 might be too cheap. It also might be too expensive. We just don't know. That's what I mean by re-assessing along the way. Have a valuation in mind but don't necessarily make the decision to exit based on an arbitrary $ figure you had in mind. A company's potential valuation is changing all the time depending on micro and macro factors.
