By the time you get done reading this, you should logically be able to see how GSNH has the potential to trade at $1.98 per share range. Even if you don’t see that, then you should truly see that GSNH has been confirmed to definitely be worth more than the .02 per share price that it’s at now.
Below within the Nevada Secretary of State link, observe to see that the same Christopher Scully is the President of the amended Articles of Incorporation for Dovarri Inc. as one of the company’s Resident Agents: https://esos.state.nv.us/SOSServices...5g%253 d%253d
Now call Pat and/or Sandy at the contact info below to confirm Dovarri Inc. reverse merging into GSNH: http://www.dovarri.com/contact.html Investor Relations 281-493-6711 (Pat or Sandy)
So hopefully now everyone is convinced or can confirm for themselves that the merger will happen. Now let’s see how powerful this merger will be for current and potential shareholders at these levels. Ok, take a few deep breaths before you read this. Before I show you how GSNH has logical potential to be worth a minimum $1.98 per share, please read through some further confirmations of the Hewlett-Packard (HP)/Dovarri relationship for a better understanding of the magnitude of this merger.
According to the article written below in 2005, Dovarri Inc. had 2,500 customers. http://www.bizjournals.com/houston/s...ml?jst=s_cn_hl …Stephen Vobbe, Dovarri's vice president of corporate development, says the expanded relationship with HP increases Dovarri's distribution network by some 2,500 partners. …
…According to Vobbe, Dovarri's main competitor in the mid-market space has about 500 or 600 partners. …
From judging how their previous customer/partner base was 1,000 from previous articles, exponentially considering, there is a good chance that their customer partner base is greater than 2,500. We will stick with 2,500 for further calculations as a minimum to derive a valuation. Each of these 2,500 partners focus on supporting the needs of companies with less than 1,000 employees as mentioned in that above article too. That’s an average of about 83 employees using their software per month, but let’s be conservative and use 15 employees per month that will use their software.
You can call HP and go to the website below to confirm that Dovarri Inc. is still going strong as being a significant partner with HP: http://www.hp.com/sbso/wireless/sale...utomation.html (You can also easily verify by looking at the 2007 date at the bottom of website.)
HP speaks very highly of Dovarri: http://www.hp.com/hpinfo/newsroom/pr...reg_R1002_USEN …Offerings include powerful customer relationship management and sales force automation software such as Siebel and Dovarri…
CRM market to hit $74 Billion in 2007 http://investorshub.*********/boards...ge_id=25412999 Important to know is that if Dovarri Inc. is a leader within this industry as confirmed by HP support and the awards they have won, then I agree with the post above by Maani that their Revenues is definitely well above $25 Million.
GSNH Share Structure per MWM post on 19 Dec 07: http://investorshub.*********/boards...ge_id=25415293 Authorized Shares (AS) = 150,000,000 Shares Outstanding Shares (OS) = 44,166,399 Shares Float Shares = 26,948,890 Shares This was as of Aug 14, 2006, but volume history confirms to be current IMHO.
The companies involved can get in trouble with the SEC if financials are somehow released before an official consummation of the merger. Since we don’t have facts concerning the financials of Dovarri Inc., we have no choice except to speculate to try and derive if entering at these prices is truly considered a discount or a premium. Please observe from enough key variables that already exist:
Companies/Partners = 2,500 Clients Monthly per Company/Partner = 15 OS = 44,166,399 Shares Cost of Software (Minimum) = $64.95 Per Month Per User http://www.dovarri.com/buynow.html
2,500 Companies x $64.95 = $162,375
$162,375 x 15 Clients Per Company Per Month= $2,435,625 Revenues Per Month
$2,435,625 x 12 = $29,227,500 Revenues Per Year
Without actually seeing their financials to know their Expenses, I think it’s safe to figure in a 25% Profit Margin from the $29,227,500 in Revenues resulting in $7,306,875 as Income/Profit.
Income ÷ Outstanding Shares (OS) = Earnings Per Share (EPS) $7,306,875 ÷ 44,166,399 (OS) = 0.165 EPS
With using a conservative 12 PE Ratio as a conservative multiple for its growth rate within its given Market Sector and Industry, observe below:
12 Conservative PE Ratio x 0.165 EPS = $1.98 Current Share Price Value
Well, let’s get technical about this since GSNH would trade within the Technology Sector. The PE Ratio for the Technology Sector, in which GSNH would trade, as with their competitors such as VWM * $100.00+ or CRM * $52.00+ is the PE Ratio of 48.11 as indicated within the link below: http://biz.yahoo.com/p/8conameu.html
This is not saying that GSNH is worth or will trade at the same price levels of VWM and CRM. It means that it is fair to consider GSNH maturing at the same growth rate as its Sector and Industry competitors, especially since it is considered a leader by some within their Sector and Industry. This also means that it would be fair to use as a multiple, the 48.11 PE Ratio for its Sector to get a potential for current share price of below:
48.11 Technology Sector PE Ratio x 0.165 EPS = $7.94 Current Share Price Value
Now, the 48.11 is actually the growth rate that the stocks within its Technology Sector grow in price in relation to their earnings. If you research the growth rate for the Industry options in which GSNH would trade, it would reflect an even higher price to earnings growth rate to use as the multiple. FYI, their Industry would be the Internet Software & Services Industry or the Technical & System Software Industry: http://biz.yahoo.com/p/852conameu.html#crm http://biz.yahoo.com/p/822conameu.html#vmw
I think you see why the number 12 was used as a conservative PE Ratio. My point that I am trying to make is that GSNH/Dovarri with 2,500 partners and HP in their corner for support, warrants potential that I think all should consider.
It looks like Dovarri was long overdue for going public as apparently thought too by Richard Sonnier, of the Information Technology Services firm Nimble Services, Inc. where he stated that Dovarri should be given consideration with Salesforce.com (CRM:NYSE) as indicated in the article within the post made by Jason0352 below: http://investorshub.*********/boards...ge_id=25445541
At .02 per shares, it’s current Market Cap is now 44,166,399 x .02 = $883,328
With Dovarri making somewhere probably close to $30 Million in Revenues as I had shown above, it’s clearly easy to see that GSNH is reflect a Market Cap of below:
$30,000,000 ÷ $883,328 = 33.96 times greater from current .02 per share
This means that with using a Market Cap concept, GSNH should be sitting at what’s indicated below until financials are released confirming the amount for Income/Earnings:
33.96 x .02 = 0.679 per share conservatively, as a worse case scenario.
The highest volume that GSNH has ever traded was 2.5 million shares over the past year. Still, nobody really knows about GSNH or still has not taken any significant position. It is at a fair level for all to consider in my opinion. I’m not sure how high GSNH will be going, but it is significantly undervalued at these levels. We all will respectfully have our own version as to what makes sense, but the above is what makes sense to me from doing my DD.
so far Ive looked at almost every link, and as I said yesterday, this stock just points toward all good, but Im just a neebie and still learning but from what I can read and understand this has great potential
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And yes, yesterday was great, im going to buy back in today, it tested the 6s, so maybe it will reach that today, if not just give it awhile, I think this is going much higher, but hey Im a neewbie rookie, and most certainly dont take my word for ANYTHING-LOL, so as they say in poker lets gamble baby
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