I've been calculating revenues, profits, etc. from the Babe Ruth League deal and even my worst case scenario numbers are breathtaking. Assuming we can get on the NASDAQ and after applying an internet stock P/E ratio, my worst case scenario share price leaves me speechless.
I am not taking into account more card deals, attracting new customers from word of mouth, attracting new customers with magazine ads next year, the impact of announcing that TSIG is profitable, the impact of announcing that TSIG is selling other items online besides CDs, etc. Some or all of the above may happen in the next year. Some dismissed Marty's post stating that $50 was too low of selling price as hype, but my calculations tell me that Marty is right on the money. Crunch the numbers yourself and see what you come up with. For those of you who haven't done this, I guarantee you'll be pleasantly surprised.
The whole key, IMO, is getting on the NASDAQ. If this happens, the sky is the limit. |
