RE:RE:RE:RE:on the contraryAnd when you get that assignment done, and me just taking a wild stab in the dark, PEY's graph will most likely be the worst of the lot. If PEY's management team is so brilliant, should their 5-year graph look like it does?
I owned PEY in the past and probably will never again as I don't view the managers as competent and the board as good stewards of shareholder money. Whereas some of the other companies I mention as being investable in may meet that criteria.