Precipio seems so cheap I feel like I must be missing something. Some of the board members have had great success in the diagnostic sector in the past, particularly the lead director who founded Dianon and sold it for $650 million. Company has stated that pathology could be at a $30 million dollar run rate by year end 2024. Hematology is a $400 million dollar market. PRPO has only 1.4 million shares outstanding and 715,000 options outstanding so with 2.1 million shares outstanding the market cap is $12.6 million. This type of company with growth prospects of 25%to 50% a year, should sell at 3 times revenues

now they can again export from China gallium arsenide, germanium and indium phosphide substrates

SBGI looks soo full of value if they can turn this around a tad the stock goes to $20 with $40 potential two three years away.

Looks like this one could be a big winner if trends continue

Luna has so many growth areas to address (oil/gas drillining, stress detection on bridges, levees, ocean side apartments, aircraft. Revenues and margins are improving and earnings are finally may experience sustained growth. P/E likely to expand significantly. Maybe.

Func has a $11.50 book value and is currently earning at a $1.00 annual rate but will earn at about an annual rate of $1.70 by the end of 2013. Price should be around $14 - $15 by year end.

Func has a $11.50 book value and is currently earning at a $1.00 annual rate but will earn at about an annual rate of $1.70 by the end of 2013. Price should be around $14 - $15 by year end.

Func has a $11.50 book value and is currently earning at a $1.00 annual rate but will earn at about an annual rate of $1.70 by the end of 2013. Price should be around $14 - $15 by year end.

I will be happy with $32, 10 X EPS and 1 X book. Low dividend hinders further appreciation.

vinnybotz feeling gettin squezed

bioc has caught my eye. But the company does'nt appear to have an "it factor" at first glance. what do you think?

what is the positive news?

Going out on a limb - predicting loss