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Looks like a bad balance sheet. Im staying away
Most likely overvalued here. Going to wait
A bit overvalued here or close ro fair. Im going to wait for next qtr.
Balance sheet is rough, could down more, its 10x revenue.
If they have a good report it might go up but it looks risky
It will be a interesting report. paying 10x revenue right now. Just had 1 good qtr, we'll see if they keep it up. Big day tomorrow.
could be fairly valued here. I hate debt though
Could turn around but they need to have consistency
300 million in debt? why
For good reason, the balance sheet is out of control
Looking more atractive down here.
Growing revenue but still 3 times that in debt
There rough on the balance sheet
Yeah I cant wait, I think we should see some extra revenue.
How fast will apple hit $200?
Ascending triangle is forming here.
Only paying 3x revenue with 9 p/e right here
This looks good here. Think ill buy
If you read earlier posts, I never did compare it to GM and Ford.
Not trying to keep bringing it up again but what I asked was why does mcig put "publicly traded unded the symbol:mcig" on there product.
Thanks for the laugh though.
Looks undervalued here.
Dont worry I will leave it alone. It would be a waste to sit here everyday and argue. I only posted one time today. Point taken, good luck mcig. Hopefully they grow into the valuation without much more pps depreciation.
I think earnings are coming up in september sometime. Im looking at this before then.
Stocks trade on technicals all the time.
Its got good support here at this level. Im looking to buy coming into there busy season.
9 p/e 13 million revenue 40 million market cap.
Think I might want to buy. A little pricey but it looks good.
Pretty solid balance sheet
yeah there are plenty of stable otc balance sheets not crazy overvalued. No im not looking I can find them fine.
Not overvalued like Mcig
Why do you think I hate the company. I never said I hated it. I said its overvalued.
It still doesnt anwser, why does mcig put "Publicly traded under the symbol:Mcig" Shouldnt the company be fine without that?
Where does GM, Ford, Dow chemical or Intel say on the there products "Pubically traded company under the symbol:XXXX"
They dont, why is Mcig so desperate
Having a good month
I think its bad that mcig has there stock ticker symbol on the product. What kind of pump and dump is that. It already has a bloated valuation. I dont think they need anymore investors.
5 year revenue growth around 30%. I can see them gaining more market share from polaris and such.
700 million revenue 450 million market cap and divi yield
solid growth, solid earnings, no debt
I think it will buy back to a billion marketcap. almost 2% divi here
Company looks solid, looking to buy here.
How does the ceo have control of the share price. What can he do? He cant control where the stock goes on a day to day basis. He can only run the company sound.
Direction of the company and direction of the shares are two totally different things. Stocks trade on technicals all the time. Thats why people day trade and do other things.
I think most people realize that the direction the company is going and the direction of share price can have little do with each other sometimes.
I think most will agree with me there.
You said "usually" so what does that imply. It doesnt always go up when a ceo buys? thats what it sounds like.
the Ceo has little to do with the actual share price other then operating the company and making it more valuable. People don't want to lose money anytime. So the fact hes down really makes me want to buy. Thanks for the input
Ceos buy stock all the time and lose. You want your ceo buying low and when the stock is hit. That's basic fundamentals.
Good trick? That doesnt even make sense. Lets think about this. The CEO invested at what he thought was the bottom and it went down. I dont see how him losing is a ploy to catch investors before the stock falls more. How does he win in that situation? Please tell me how that is a pump. Unless it goes above the spot he bought he will be losing with the investors.