Anyone thinking about what the 2017 results might look like? My...

Anyone thinking about what the 2017 results might look like?

My view is that both revenues and profit figures will be higher than consensus. My basic model projects that:
a) the MNY loan book has been growing more strongly than (it seems) others are assuming, and
b) management still have the clamps tightly on costs.

My projections for the financial year are:
The balance of the gross loan book will be £281m, up $72m from June 2016 and $34m from Dec 2017.
Revenue = $113,5m, up $16.8m (+17%)
Total costs = $68m, up just $1m (+1.5%)
Profit before tax = $45.2m, up $15.8m (+54%)
NPAT = $31.3m, up $11m (+56%)
EPS = 20.0 cents
Final dividend = 3.2cents

As a comparison to my arguably amateurish numbers, the current '4-traders' projections for 2017 are:
Revenue $107m
EPS = 18.2 cents
Final Dividend = 2.5 cents

If I am right(ish) then these results will catch the market by surprise and the results will catapult the SP to well above $2.00. And also, the larger loan book in 2017 will be sufficient to generate an EPS of about 26 cents in 2018, a figure that is around 30% above current consensus.

Anyone know of any reason why I am wrong? Be pleased to hear from you.

K