I think I know where you're going with this. I'd like to hear more, if you care to elaborate?Most of you are still playing the 2020 playbook. Its 2021.
I think I know where you're going with this. I'd like to hear more, if you care to elaborate?Most of you are still playing the 2020 playbook. Its 2021.
What's the playbook say?
@Cryptical Envelopment
Put together a quick spread sheet to model out potential share prices based on different MCF Prices, Successful Wells, and Revenue Multiples. I'd expect average MCF prices to fall in the 1100/1600 range. Typical revenue multiples in the sector are 7x, I included a 3x model just in case.
Desert Mountain Energy Helium Price Well Count MCF BASIS Annual Revenue Per Well Total Revenue Revenue 3x Revenue 7x Outstanding shares Share Price w/3x Multiple Share Price w/7x Multiple 70 275 8,942,000 625,940,000 1,877,820,000 4,381,580,000 59,100,000 $31.77 $74.14 60 275 8,942,000 536,520,000 1,609,560,000 3,755,640,000 59,100,000 $27.23 $63.55 50 275 8,942,000 447,100,000 1,341,300,000 3,129,700,000 59,100,000 $22.70 $52.96 40 275 8,942,000 357,680,000 1,073,040,000 2,503,760,000 59,100,000 $18.16 $42.36 70 550 17,884,000 1,251,880,000 3,755,640,000 8,763,160,000 59,100,000 $63.55 $148.28 60 550 17,884,000 1,073,040,000 3,219,120,000 7,511,280,000 59,100,000 $54.47 $127.09 50 550 17,884,000 894,200,000 2,682,600,000 6,259,400,000 59,100,000 $45.39 $105.91 40 550 17,884,000 715,360,000 2,146,080,000 5,007,520,000 59,100,000 $36.31 $84.73 70 1100 35,768,000 2,503,760,000 7,511,280,000 17,526,320,000 59,100,000 $127.09 $296.55 60 1100 35,768,000 2,146,080,000 6,438,240,000 15,022,560,000 59,100,000 $108.94 $254.19 50 1100 35,768,000 1,788,400,000 5,365,200,000 12,518,800,000 59,100,000 $90.78 $211.82 40 1100 35,768,000 1,430,720,000 4,292,160,000 10,015,040,000 59,100,000 $72.63 $169.46 70 1600 71,536,000 5,007,520,000 15,022,560,000 35,052,640,000 59,100,000 $254.19 $593.11 60 1600 71,536,000 4,292,160,000 12,876,480,000 30,045,120,000 59,100,000 $217.88 $508.38 50 1600 71,536,000 3,576,800,000 10,730,400,000 25,037,600,000 59,100,000 $181.56 $423.65 40 1600 71,536,000 2,861,440,000 8,584,320,000 20,030,080,000 59,100,000 $145.25 $338.92 70 2100 143,072,000 10,015,040,000 30,045,120,000 70,105,280,000 59,100,000 $508.38 $1,186.21 60 2100 143,072,000 8,584,320,000 25,752,960,000 60,090,240,000 59,100,000 $435.75 $1,016.76 50 2100 143,072,000 7,153,600,000 21,460,800,000 50,075,200,000 59,100,000 $363.13 $847.30 40 2100 143,072,000 5,722,880,000 17,168,640,000 40,060,160,000 59,100,000 $290.50 $677.84 70 2600 143,072,000 10,015,040,000 30,045,120,000 70,105,280,000 59,100,000 $508.38 $1,186.21 60 2600 286,144,000 17,168,640,000 51,505,920,000 120,180,480,000 59,100,000 $871.50 $2,033.51 50 2600 286,144,000 14,307,200,000 42,921,600,000 100,150,400,000 59,100,000 $726.25 $1,694.59 40 2600 286,144,000 11,445,760,000 34,337,280,000 80,120,320,000 59,100,000 $581.00 $1,355.67 70 3100 286,144,000 20,030,080,000 60,090,240,000 140,210,560,000 59,100,000 $1,016.76 $2,372.43 60 3100 286,144,000 17,168,640,000 51,505,920,000 120,180,480,000 59,100,000 $871.50 $2,033.51 50 3100 286,144,000 14,307,200,000 42,921,600,000 100,150,400,000 59,100,000 $726.25 $1,694.59 40 3100 286,144,000 11,445,760,000 34,337,280,000 80,120,320,000 59,100,000 $581.00 $1,355.67
Thinking of this. Maybe buy at the end of the day on an up day.If your looking to short the market, here's one of my favorites. SQQQ (ultra pro short) gives you 3x the inverse of the NASDAQ 100 (QQQ). So, if the QQQ is down 7%, you are up 7%.
This is when we can make a lot of money. Psychologically though it goes against the grain of human thought.Thinking of this. Maybe buy at the end of the day on an up day.
Elon Musk is truly an idiot. I can't believe he didn't know about Bitcoin's power draw.Anyone shopping the Musk-induced Galaxy sale today?
/edit - looks like @Cryptical Envelopment answered before I could ask the question LOL.
Of course he knew, everybody knows! It's the only tangible downside of the crypto / DeFi movement. It seems incredibly clear to me that this is yet another example of blatant Musk market manipulation - and to think that it continues to be done in a public space such as Twitter! If Tesla or any of his other interests accumulate more cryptocurrency after the slide, there should be consequences in my opinion. But I don't know what kind of enforcement ability any agency has in the crypto space.Elon Musk is truly an idiot. I can't believe he didn't know about Bitcoin's power draw.
Of course he knew, everybody knows! It's the only tangible downside of the crypto / DeFi movement. It seems incredibly clear to me that this is yet another example of blatant Musk market manipulation - and to think that it continues to be done in a public space such as Twitter! If Tesla or any of his other interests accumulate more cryptocurrency after the slide, there should be consequences in my opinion. But I don't know what kind of enforcement ability any agency has in the crypto space.
I am not typically a tin-foil hat type...but this dude is too much to take.
I'll steer clear of any investments involving good old Elon.Of course he knew, everybody knows! It's the only tangible downside of the crypto / DeFi movement. It seems incredibly clear to me that this is yet another example of blatant Musk market manipulation - and to think that it continues to be done in a public space such as Twitter! If Tesla or any of his other interests accumulate more cryptocurrency after the slide, there should be consequences in my opinion. But I don't know what kind of enforcement ability any agency has in the crypto space.
I am not typically a tin-foil hat type...but this dude is too much to take.
Okay, got my homework!Downside? Or is it the solution. Anyone who is even sniffing crypto needs to watch this interview with my crypto spirit animal, Ross Stevens.
Bitcoin Interview with Ross Stevens & Michael Saylor
In this session, Michael Saylor Interviews Ross Stevens for Bitcoin, as the emerging dominant monetary network in crypto industry. Sharing its pros and cons over other assests.www.microstrategy.com
bought several times on the way down.. ended up violating my own rule of not owning more than a certain % of any investment. so i wont be buying more if it goes lower...Anyone shopping the Musk-induced Galaxy sale today?
/edit - looks like @Cryptical Envelopment answered before I could ask the question LOL.
Okay, got my homework!
bought several times on the way down.. ended up violating my own rule of not owning more than a certain % of any investment. so i wont be buying more if it goes lower...