Stealth Wealth Family Inc. for the low low price of $4.43 (financial highlights preview)

September 11, 07 by Stealthy

I’ve decided to look at myself as a company and try to run my finances as if I were a business.  You can call the company Stealth Wealth Family Inc. Here are some financial highlights for “the company”. It is dated September 9th, but I will do this every quarter if not every month. This is just a test highlight so that is why it is dated the 9th. I will be adding a few more ratios to the list later. My profit margin for year-to-date is 34.63%, which I think is a decent a number.

Stealth Wealth Inc. financial highlights

Key notes

  1. Issued 10,000 all to myself.
  2. A P/E ratio of 10 is constant forever to calculate share price.
  3. Share price was calculated by the following calculation: 10x$.443 = $4.43; P/E=10 and EPS=$.443
  4. The total market cap. for Stealth Wealth Inc. is $44,300 (10,000 shares multiplied by $4.43 share price.
  5. Book Value per share is Asset-Liabilities divided by 10,000 shares ($-2.36)
  6. I hope to fill in the growth sections in the future.
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6 responses for this post

  1. matt Says: 12.09.07 at 9:04 pm

    Very nice Stealthy. I can’t wait to see your company explode past a 100,000 market cap.

  2. stealthy Says: 12.09.07 at 10:48 pm

    I should get a lot closer than I am right now because the numbers are year to date and aren’t the best picture because Revenue and Net Profit will continue to rise because I will be adding each month’s totals to them until I build up 12 months worth of data. In January I will be working with trailing 12 months and then I’ll really be able to check growth more accurately. The next three months will just look like extreme growth :D …… Cooking the books already! :P JK

  3. dong Says: 13.09.07 at 1:00 pm

    Hey Stealthy, I’m willing to buy you at premium for 50k :) You’re setting your share price way too low. When you’re young, you’re basically a hot startup, your P/E needs to be in the 100s, given the expected growth…. Your market cap should be at least a couple million….

  4. Jon Says: 13.09.07 at 3:39 pm

    Dong has a good point hehe. Maybe your P/E ratio should be your estimated life expectancy or something.

  5. stealthy Says: 13.09.07 at 11:45 pm

    I completely understand your point and it is a very valid point because I am a hot new company that will be doubling my income in a year or two. The problem with setting the P/E at 100 is that I would have to bring it down at some point. Depending how much I bring it down would make the stock price drop. I would have too much control over the price of the stock and what I want is for the stock price to rise as earnings rise and fall if i don’t grow earnings.

    I could have a preset idea of maybe setting it at 100 now and every year for the next 5 years bring it down 5 (100,95,90) then each year after that bring it down 10 until it hits 15. That might be something to consider. What do you think?

  6. SavingDiva Says: 17.09.07 at 11:24 am

    Cute post! I love the chart…you’re a bargain at $4.43!

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