As for my realistic opinion. I like to think big and trade wise. I'm already up 300%, so I've sold a third of my position and have 20k of free shares that I'll ride this with, as far as it will take me. There's no way this will ever be in the .teens or .twenties again, so if you've got just a few shares, yea, see how far they can take you lilbudha! I asked about their website development. Niether of the Fiberx.net nor the FiberX.com sites are available, but they have some people working on getting a site. To me, since they are not an internet company, the site is not as important as the revenue stream

Kalsivaz, your numbers are about what I'm thinking. I went over to Yahoo and looked at some NASDAQ fiber optic company profiles: http://biz.yahoo.com/p/_techno-comeqp.html
(I don't know of an OTC fiber optic company--that ought to tell you something), and based on that, and what I've seen as rumours of their revenue figures, IMO:

Short-term: The momentum has just begun.
monday--.75
after reverse merger announcement $1-2
The week after that is the PR that "will knock yur socks off" (I'm guessing contracts/revenue in excess of $10 million), $3-4, possibly a pop above $5.

From there, it all depends on the business plan and their execution, if it's excellent, sure:
Long-term:
3-4 months out: $9-10
1 year-Nasdaq, $20's

Keep in mind that these estimates are all based on 9.8 million O/S, which may be doubled with funding and shares for FiberX. Not having a RS is actually a good thing, because it keeps the stock in a lower price range while it is on the OTC, and thus attracts investors.