SAFEX dividend calculator explained

I'd like to throw some numbers out there and get some thoughts. I'm skeptical of all the price targets people are putting out there that are over $0.10 in the next 12 months.

Sure if you're in now at $0.01, you'll do well as the projected dividends are 100% annual return. Awesome. but for the price to rise more than 10x, the returns also need to increase. A lot.

If we look at it like a traditional price vs earnings situation, people will want at worst 10/1. Meaning that for every $10,000 invested, they get $1000 in annual dividends. This would put the price at $0.10 with a marketplace turning over $500MM. For the stock/dividends to continue returns at 10/1 and reach $0.50, the marketplace must have an additional $2b in sales. A total of $2.5b annually. How many years till we see that sort of volume?

I'm a 6 figure Safex owner and want to see this succeed. However I'm just dubious as to how people think safex can be worth $1-$2 a coin anytime soon.

After some tinkering on the calculator, I've found that for each coin to be worth $1, the marketplace needs to have $5 billion of sales which would give ten cents on the dollar as a return.

Considering the risks of a new marketplace 10% isn't all that attractive really is it? Especially considering the growth rates of other successful coins.

Value of goods sold on eBay last year was $35 billion. The market cap of eBay is $40 billion. Due to their approx 10% fees that puts their price/earnings at 10/1 approx.

I guess what I'm trying to say is that although everyone who is invested now will do well, I don't see how a new investor is going to justify buying safex in the next 12 months at $0.50 if they are getting a 2% annual return. (Based on $500m sales)

I really hope I've got this wrong and someone can correct my numbers to show safex will go to $1 and give us a hundred bagger. :)

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