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To: hotlinktuna who wrote (5279)4/9/2002 11:04:48 AM
From: Dave Gore  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 16631
 
Tuna, Yahoo lists HQNT's PE as 10.57. Margins are high in the medical software field and the real key, like I said, is whether they can really triple or quadruple EPS with LabQuotient, their new relational database over the next year or so. They are projecting $5M NET to flow to the bottom line, which by my math, would add 20 cents EPS to the bottom line, if they can do it.

Obviously EPS would ramp up smartly, especially since the number shares is pretty low at 25M. WIth 20-30 cents EPS, what is the stock worth then, if that happens?

YAHOO DD:
finance.yahoo.com

H-Quotient, Inc., Announces LabQuotient; $5 Million Net Projected
VIENNA, Va., Mar 25, 2002 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- H-Quotient, Inc., (OTC Bulletin Board: HQNT chart, msgs) and Dr. Thomas C. Laipply, MD, FCAP, FIAP, Director of Molecular Tissue Pathology, Nichols Institute at Quest Diagnostics announced LabQuotient, a relational database for improving and monitoring medical test ordering. The product is expected to be ready for market this summer.

Pre-production orders have been received. Further details will be announced in a subsequent release.

H-Quotient, Inc., is projected to earn net income of $5 million in the product's first year. All income will be recurring and is expected to grow substantially because the universe for this revolutionary product includes clinical doctors, dentists, veterinarians, emergency rooms, urgent care centers, insurance companies, HMOs, hospital quality assurance personnel, commercial laboratories, and pharmaceutical-drug companies.

PS-- Yahoo is not always totally up-to-date so use your best judgement.