RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Andrey Omelchak - BNN - TOP PICKI also think that Goodman has other concerns other than maximizing return for himself. Although he made a lot of money from Paladin, it doesn't seem that it was the way he wanted to go out, especially considering he started Knight the very next day.
Barring something outside his control like a takeover attempt, I don't see them taking this private. They can win along with their long-term shareholders together, which I think is more aligned with Goodman as a person (although maybe I'm naive). As long as they keep performing, the share price will rise. The story will get out there as seen from yesterday. You can't keep this "hidden gem" quiet forever and I don't see Goodman screwing his shareholders who've backed him from the beginning at the moment this stock hits an inflection point higher.
GUD is still way too cheap at $6, but it looks like that gap is starting to close.