RE:RE:RE:There are no reasonable target prices for LTE over $2....I will answer your questions backwards.
1) Virgin, and other large providers, in the U.K. are already having problems with present "diggers" in getting things done. Virgin has already fired a few middle and upper level management positions for under delivering.
2) To answer your question, what are the odds of this little company working directly for Virgin on long term contract?.... Well that is the whole reason for investing in the company in the first place isn't it. If you don't believe this will happen, don't buy. This isn't a sure thing by any means. And if it was the stock price would be much much higher.
-The arguments for, and against, investing in this stock are both valid. It is the value you place on each, and the summation of the totals which would dictate your level of investment.
Long NG term growth prospects for this company are very good. But short term volatility is extreme because the market has tied the stock price to just the U.K. If you don't think LTE will garner any substantial work in the U.K. in the next 6 months-year, don't buy it.