Bulls and BearsI don't think I've ever seen a stock experience quite the pull from bottom-up bulls vs. top-down bears. Quite interesting to say the least and I will be very curious to see how results ultimately play out. I'm in the bull camp (very much so) and in for the long term based on my DD and view of the share price 2-3 years from now. Short term traders (mostly technical traders) are likely to get whipsawed with the daily price swings. So I expect this volatility and range bound trading to continue until either results are released OR a material press release is issued. The bear case: Farmer incomes are being negatively impacted by declining soft commodity prices. Equipment sales of heavy machinery are expected to decline between 5% and 10% in 2014. Farmers are notoriously conservative so will they shelve purchases of equipment in general. The bull case: Precision agriculture is now a must have vs. a nice to have. European demand in particular for precision agriculture is gaining tremendously (very good for AJX given CLAAS relationship). Lower grain prices will result in the marginal farmer looking to purchase value add technologies to improve operations (this is AJX's sweet spot). AJX has so much operating leverage that even a modest increase in sales will translate to exponential EPS growth. So net, net we have some big buyers and some big sellers. I think AJX Q4 and Q1 results will be scrutinized VERY carefully. Management has clearly communicated the bull case. They MUST deliver for the share price to march higher. And if they do, this stock will seem like a steal at current prices. Of course, the stock was a great buy at sub 70-80 cents. Too bad more investors weren't paying attention at that time, but for those of us that were it proves that proper due diligence will more often than not lead to sound investments.