RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:OutlookI don't see any signs that the stock price is being curtailed. Rather, this is a typical "value trap" where the outlook appears strong and the balance sheet is solid. BUT:
-the Board and Management do little to keep investors engaged;
-the company is unlikely to require funding and hence, analyst coverage is limited;
-the float is small so there is almost no liqiidity;
-with the exception of Edwards and Moeller, the board and management own very few shares, In fact, the CEO owns only 1900 shares!
-the company is so diversified that it would appear unlikely that any single acquirer would be interested in making a bid; and
-we continue to hear of "supply chain issues" when most other companies have progessed through those problems.
I suggest that the one hope here is the dividend. Historically, the board has been responsive to changes in the outlook (both up and down) to adjust the dividend. Hopefully, with the improving outlook and possibly improving earnings, the board will see fit to raise the dividend.
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