Re: GMP and Anonymous buying - $70/club flaw to consider
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Apr 08, 2014 11:24AM
The major flaw with this $70+ club way of thinking that seems to have slipped through the cracks of many here is you are assuming the company as we know it today trading under PTK will still be around when the POET technology has achieved that value. It will never happen because it will be bought out long before that.
Does the POET technology, if adopted by the masses, have the potential to be valued at an equivalent $70 share price (assuming current share structure). Hell yeah - even more! Sign me up for that. Will we ever see PTK at $70/share, untouched/unaquired? In today's business there is no way the majors would let that happen. Another thing to consider (even fairchij has mentioned it previously) that with a partner could come further dilution as they would require a big stake in the company, and infuse a bunch of cash into the business to move to the next step. So even if somehow the company was not bought out, we could possibly face significant dilution by a partner that must be considered. There are many scenarios like this that should be considered and its not as simple as dividing your anticipated value of POET by the current share structure and assuming in a few years all other variables will remain the same.
For that I am part of the disruptive POET technology valued at $10+ billion club (if adopted) but never will we see a $70+ PTK share price in today's day and age of competition, greed and market behaviour.