SCKT SSK, you could always be right and the stock could move down, but I didn't quite understand your reasoning. Could you elaborate further?
If your worst Q1 estimate of .06 comes true, that would give the company ttm earnings of .37 for a stock trading at $3.30. Based on your expectations, even a reasonable p/e of 10 would suggest it's worth $3.70. Let's Forget any potential growth down the road, any possible uplisting in the future, any improvement in the balance sheet, forget all that. Just based on .06 in Q1 earnings, I don't quite understand why that would be viewed negatively.
Are you saying that you think investors will be so disappointed by the gross margin numbers that it will outweigh the earnings in their minds? TIA