Ben, thank you for your post. I learned a lot in just reading that one post. That's why we are here. Since YURI only recently went public, my research turned up only the past 2 years of growth (pretty shoddy huh). Thanks for giving a more complete picture of the technology and the co. The company still trades at 40X NEXT year's earnings, but if it is indeed growing at 100% we are looking at a bargain here, and a potentially BIG opportunity. I still think we can use more discussion, not only of this one but of many others.
I notice my pick INSO is up 11% today on no news in a down market. I wonder what is up. Checking out the Yahoo! Finance chat board on the company revealed some recent stories of interest, linked by readers:
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If INSO earns even close to $2.00 a share in 1998, estimated in that Red Herring piece, (it probably won't), it's trading at a 1998 P/E of 7.5. If they only earn $1 that's a 1998 P/E of 13. (It traded as low as $9 in Dec.!!!!!) Regardless, trading at such low levels with technology that is ahead of the curve, diversified, and in the centre of communications and commerce...with a major shareholder in former parent co. Houghton Mifflin...you could do a lot worse. By the way, Inso is short for Infosoft. |
