RE:RE:AssessmentCandyC wrote: I once owned a significant position but sold. The acquisition seemed good at first but the market dictates the price. The price before the acquisition was $3.90 before the split. So it's down 23% since in 11 months. In my opinion about a 20% downside risks outweigh upside due to chip shortages and upcoming higher interest rates. If the stock price was on a steady pace to be over $5 at today's date if they never aquired. I'm still watching the stock as it has potential great upside. Much better investment in oil imo. If Sangoma drops to $18 I might jump back in. Potential of $40 in 2 years if all goes well.
I personally never considered Sangoma until recently and the acquisition brought it above the minimum size and volume company I would invest in.
Before the nasdaq listing the previous quarterly was taken well (up that day) and SP was flat since the announcement of acquisition.
The chip shortage front the impact is less in comparision to more hardware/ resellers focused companies such as softchoice and CTS.