Thanks for the reply. I think all analysis and forecasts should...

Thanks for the reply. I think all analysis and forecasts should be taken lightly. At 40m MC we are well and truly in the 'speculative' category. And by assumption speculation assumes the massive amount of unknowns (read risk). If anyone is taking a pie in the sky estimates on HC to make their investment decisions they should get their heads checked. Given its a highly speculative play, it assumes valuations and investing is done on exactly that, speculation.

Now, I'm not sure on where you got your figures, but the article you quote suggests WRIST-wearables were 34m in Q2 2019 up 28% from the prior year. Extrapolating that out you get 136m wrist-wearable devices sold internationally. I suggested 60m for China. Am I missing something?

Also, I was quoting the Chinese market. See here for the article. Although it doesn't state 60% wrist wearables, the biggest seller (Xiaomi) in the market sold circa 9.4m wrist-wearable devices in Q4 2019 so which represented 73% of their total sales. China also accounted for more than 20% of Apple Watch sales, which equates to around 6 million units. So we are only off about 4 million wrist wearables, which I graciously appropriated to the rest of the market. Keeping in mind Apple runs third in China.

Also see here article (published in June 2019, so a bit old) suggesting smartwatches being the fasting growing market for wearables in China.

In any case, as stated above the point of my post was to wrap some loose figures around the types of markets we operate in. The hope is that we get a healthy amount of healthy input or thoughts from other posters to bridge the asymmetries in information about the unknown potential of our little stock here.

IMO DYOR