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Have to disagree with the article. Not to diminish 200% appreciation in one year which is huge (and I for one am ecstatic), but it should be viewed relative to other much greater returns for the year. In other words, relative to what this company has to offer and its sector, it was under bought last year, held back for no apparent reason. As for soft spots which are not affecting the bottom line, I hear cash ,R&D, and merger/acquisitions/alliances work well. The 4:1, the buy back of shares, the growth by acquisition strategy should influence Wall Streets reception, making history an inaccurate reflection of forthcoming share price movement. |
