Re:shareprice, page-771

Your questions and issues raised are rather unconvincing brear. "Playing" with a start up would teach one very little in terms of valuation.

In the dot com boom years of 1997-2000, both U.S. and Oz businesses were valued in the billions with nominal income. It was ridiculous but millions were made and lost on them.

Going forward to today, there is a whole market place full of micro caps, start ups and the like with MC's bearing no resemblance whatsoever to revenue. This apparent anomaly is not the market going crazy, it is just the market looking forward. Pretty simple stuff.

In the case of NUH, past revenue is irrelevant future revenue is what is being assessed and valued, very imprecisely I should add. Novel IP is in place, the manufacturing is in place, the product range is nearing consummation and the marketing is just ramping up.

Is the company currently worth $65m maybe. In 2 quarters it may be 1/2 that or double that. The question is moot. One should focus on the business fundamentals and prospects.