der Cash-entwicklung bis 2011 von einem US-Boardteilnehmer:
JADA is a Cash Machine!
Here are some figures I think everyone will find interesting. In my cash calculations I am counting Cash + Acquisition Deposit + A/R.
The following is how much Cash JADA had at the end of each quarter:
Q2 of 2009 = $2,927,090 or $.037 per share
Q3 of 2009 = $12,708,599 or $.159 per share
Q4 of 2009 = $16,686,485 or $.209 per share
Q1 of 2010 = $20,237,619 or $.253 per share
Over the last 3 quarters JADA has increased its cash by 21.6 cents or an average of 7.2 cents per quarter. If they continue to earn at least this much in the future and even if growth is zero they will have the following amounts in cash per share at the end of each quarter.
Q2 of 2010 = $.325
Q3 of 2010 = $.397
Q4 of 2010 = $.469
Q1 of 2011 = $.541
Q2 of 2011 = $.613
Q3 of 2011 = $.685
Q4 of 2011 = $.757
Mind you that currently JADA is selling for only $.36 per share. This means that JADA will have more cash in Q3 than the stock is currently selling for. You can find companies that sell for less than the cash they have on the books, but not profitable ones with no debt like JADA.
If this great stock only sells for how much cash per share it has, by the end of the year you will be up 30% and by the end of 2011 you will be up 110% and this is with zero growth, even though JADA has been growing year over year for the last 3 quarters. IMO this stock is the best buy in the market today.
Wenn ein Unternehmen profitabel und schuldenfrei ist, sollte es eigentlich nicht in Höhe des vorhandenen Cashs bewertet sein, sondern höher. Aber selbst bei einem zukünftigen Aktienkurs nur in Höhe d.Cashbestands gibts einen ordentl.Kursanstieg !