I think we're all expecting an earnings beat here, aren't we? After all, we've tracked the company's contracts very carefully and know a bunch about their work backlog.
However, it's not going to be meaningful unless it translates into a significant bump up in valuation---with the proviso that an investor dumps some shares to cop the appreciation. I won't, can't.
Many of us have a cost basis in excess of that anticipated bumped-up valuation, I'm in that group, myself. So there's nothing to be gained even if shares get to $3 or $4!
It calls for a longer commitment as I see it, and hardly subject to daily whimsies brought on by a fickle market.