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Gold/Mining/Energy : PYNG Technologies

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To: Jack Rayfield who wrote (4242)7/30/1999 1:50:00 PM
From: HotShot1  Read Replies (1) of 8117
 
Here is my breakdown for next year's sales:

1. Military and Special Operations - I expect little from this source in the short-term. I just have a gut feeling, but I could be wrong. In turn, I will exclude this source from the overall calculation (zero).

2. Each hospital will use about 5 units a month tops. So let's say 20 hospitals times 5 units = 100 units/month.

3. EMS sites - Each site should use about 10 units/month. But I don't see where you come up with 100 sites? They haven't had contact with nearly that many locations. I'd say a more realistic number for next year is about 20 sites tops. So at 10 units/month times 20 sites, that's 200 units per month.

Totals: 0 + 100 + 200 = 300 units/month or 3,600 units for the year (excluding military as I feel it's too unpredictable). That would amount to revenue of $354,600
(@ $98.50/unit) or a profit of just under $100,000 (.01/share). That's why I can't constitute increasing my position at $1.25 at this time, as that stock price values the company at over $12 million. It's a decent buy under a buck strictly as a speculative investment.

Let me know your thoughts on my breakdown.
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