RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Seller's remorse?Tropicalsun wrote: Justing wrote: I know that cheeseball. When HEO sold and went private last year and everyone received their payout he plastered his unhappiness. Almost immediatly he showed up at a bunch of other stock discussions but I've seen him before. He was engaging with wolfofoakville pretty hard over at PNG as well complaining about a negative review.
The cheeseball that you speak of I believe goes by the alias Arnold or the likes. He claims that he sold out at $.63 cents, hopefully he made some profit. His lack of knowledge about GSI may end up biting him in the keester. Oh well.
He's likely on DISCORD as well based on this comment and a target price of .56.
"I'm under punishment prototcal as well. I didn't expect them to suddenly boost. I sold like a day before this started. Lol. Meh. I'll be back. It has to sink one day."
If the market lets GSI drop that low, IMHO it's another great buying opportunity. One needs to look at prices in the context of valuations. 8X 2024 EPS with rev likely to rise by 30% plus and EPS doubling from 2023 appears to be good value to me. It'll be frustrating to see and Doug will feel the hurt as well. In the interviews he has said he was "messaging" the markets on the distribution of the SEPTA contract to inform those that were listening that Q1 would be a banger of a quarter. When you see how the stock moves, it tells you that it was not priced into the share price.
The optimism in the last few interviews should give some of us better conviction than ever before to hold on until the share price catches up to the company's performance. If GSI was as popular as PNG (or TMG) it wouldn't be trading at these levels.