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Still 30 cents a share

Yes, it is a joke. $290,000,000 is pocket change in that sector. My uncle has a company that makes and installs office cubicles and furniture and his revenue is 140,000,000 in a decent year.

Yes but has he grown revenue 60 to 90 percent per year for the last 4 years

Sure it has and it is still a rounding error compared to others in the same sector. If it was worth anything the big players in that industry would have bought them out already. That may happen down the road.

Revenue is different from profits. Gross profits of $7M on revenue of $290M is pretty slim margin.

I don't disagree but the 2 latest acquisition appear to have better margins so once they are fully interrogated I would expect to see decent inprovement

If you are such a believer do a cash-out refinance of you house and buy as much of the stock as you can. You may also want to borrow from your retirement to be able to buy more. You could be worth billions in no time flat. Good luck.

I do think it is a good investment but I will not be doing anything stupid like you suggest. I started buying 3 years ago and currently have 100k shares at .32 cents each, I have done a good deal of DD but 100 k is all I am buying but not selling any either.

Mr. Bad Attitude. I have made significantly more than chump change based on fredeboy recommending that we look at something. I’m not saying it’s a good or bad investment, but it’s worth my time to check. Enjoy.

That was a $3.50 per share stock at one point. There is a reason it isn't now. How about doing something useful to make money instead of trying to win the lottery with a penny stock? Go build a few starter homes. You will make about 35% on your money every 5 or 6 months and the home you build will be standing and useful long after you or I or pretty much any of us are gone.

blkt2 said

"That was a $3.50 per share stock at one point. There is a reason it isn't now. How about doing something useful to make money instead of trying to win the lottery with a penny stock? Go build a few starter homes. You will make about 35% on your money every 5 or 6 months and the home you build will be standing and useful long after you or I or pretty much any of us are gone.[/quote]"

Well sir I built a lot of things in my 40 year working career but now that I am retired I spend some time researching small stocks looking for something that might grow. I am not a stock guru by any means but if I find one that looks promising I like to share it in case some one else would like to do their own DD. Simple as that

Welcome to the market volatility of sub billion valuation companies,

do your thing fredeboy. Sounds like a fun hobby. You've been on here a long time and know how it goes.

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Well sir I built a lot of things in my 40 year working career but now that I am retired I spend some time researching small stocks looking for something that might grow. I am not a stock guru by any means but if I find one that looks promising I like to share it in case some one else would like to do their own DD. Simple as that

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That is different. If you are retired and just want to fiddle around in the market for fun and possibly making some money that's perfectly acceptable. It is a heck of a lot better than going up to Oklahoma and playing slots .

That is different. If you are retired and just want to fiddle around in the market for fun and possibly making some money that's perfectly acceptable. It is a heck of a lot better than going up to Oklahoma and playing slots .[/quote]

I bet FB feels much better knowing he has your approval.

It’s sucks because actual performance can overwhelmingly be over shadowed by overall market health. Institutional investors tend to be the one making winners and losers

Well we can agree on the slots! I love a good crap game but the sounds of the slots drives me nuts!!

I totally agree and thats what excites me the most about their plan to uplist to NASDAQ later this year. They have met all the requirements except for share price. If they make the $2.00 minimum this will get interesting in a hurry!

How many shares do you own and when do you plan on dumping them

I have 100k shares at average cost of 32 cents. When they uplist to NASDAQ I will sell enough for us to do a really nice trip. Other than that as long as they continue to grow the company with minimum dilution I am on board for the ride. I am convinced this could be like buying Telsa and Amazon in the early days. And that's my story and I am sticking to it

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Good thoughts headed your way!!!! I hope knock it out of the park and buy a hell of an adventure hunt somewhere

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