RE:RE:RE:I guess U 2 areTo summarize: some of us mofos have been waiting a long damm time we aint goin nowhere.
Mostlyserious wrote: I think the point is that there is a lot of substantial progress that has been made over the last few years that for someone new looking at TMG it may not be a bad time to get in. In other words, if they continue executing what appears to be beginning of a more sustainable growth stage, a 19.5 cent investment will not have to wait another decade or two for a decent return....like unfortunately many of us have had to wait.
During the last decade or more, this thing was sputtering along badly and inconsistently. They seem to have gotten some of their stuff together finally, and the clients are now more eager to buy their products than they were a decade ago.
Risk, yes...like anyting else. But this is a $30 million market cap for a company that is starting to grow business like never before, and even at the current levels, over the next year at least as per the backlog of firmed up purchase orders, will be profitable and cashflow positive without liquidity or crippling debt high risks....unlike the majority of microcaps.
In hindsight, I would have rather invested today at 20 cents than some of the lower (and some much higher) purchases more than a decade ago.