Another solid quarter for TAIT. Revenues down slightly. But a nice increase in gross margins translated into Q2 earnings of .04/share vs. .01/share last year. Looks like divesting the lower margin business in Q4 was a good move, and the higher margins are sustainable. If they can get quarterly revenues just back up in the $2-$2.5M range, could post some big EPS.
Not sure why that Friday selloff now. Nice bottom line with earnings of .04/share, excellent balance sheet with .63/share in cash, and an attractive dividend yield of 6.2%. Plus their understated California real estate is likely worth more than the current market cap. In this expensive market, tough to find a stock where you're getting a profitable business for free!