Q: Hello Peter and Team,
This is more of an observation than a question concerning companies that own great metrics and show excellent results, but get little volume or shareholder appreciation. I picked up ITC ( Intrynsic Technologies) just previous to you including it in your own portfolio, and have seen nothing but SP deterioration since. This, in spite of a very good last quarterly, and also the anticipation of strong upcoming growth in 2017. The word on the boards is that the company does little to promote itself to the investment community and is basically flying way below the radar. Another example is SYZ ( Sylogist); I am very interested in taking a position in SYZ, but despite its posting of a remarkable fiscal report, ( Revenue up 31%, Adjusted EBITDA up 53%) there has been very little, to no volume since. Volume of 600 as of noon today. There was substantial appreciation in the share price over the last couple of years, but the stock has been basically going sideways for the last 6 months. In your experience, what is the typical catalyst for SP advancement on these types of illiquid stocks, and do you feel that that these two are still ``in play``?
Thank you kindly,
Rick
This is more of an observation than a question concerning companies that own great metrics and show excellent results, but get little volume or shareholder appreciation. I picked up ITC ( Intrynsic Technologies) just previous to you including it in your own portfolio, and have seen nothing but SP deterioration since. This, in spite of a very good last quarterly, and also the anticipation of strong upcoming growth in 2017. The word on the boards is that the company does little to promote itself to the investment community and is basically flying way below the radar. Another example is SYZ ( Sylogist); I am very interested in taking a position in SYZ, but despite its posting of a remarkable fiscal report, ( Revenue up 31%, Adjusted EBITDA up 53%) there has been very little, to no volume since. Volume of 600 as of noon today. There was substantial appreciation in the share price over the last couple of years, but the stock has been basically going sideways for the last 6 months. In your experience, what is the typical catalyst for SP advancement on these types of illiquid stocks, and do you feel that that these two are still ``in play``?
Thank you kindly,
Rick