I've been a buyer of TSRI as well. Totally agree...next earnings report in a couple weeks should be another favorable comp, but it's their seasonally weakest quarter. Staffing companies all seem to have reduced revenues at the beginning of the calendar year.
TSRI has such a tiny share count, I'm hoping they can still post a decent bottom line. Stock is way off its January highs when it shot up to $14-$15. Seems like only a matter of time before this low floater catches fire again. Things are heading in the right direction at least, according to the CEO in the last earnings PR-
Thomas Salerno, our CEO, stated "The demand for staffing services remained robust in the quarter. Our revenue increased 48.5% for the second quarter due to organic growth from new and existing customers. Operating income for the current quarter was $415,000 as compared to an operating loss of $223,000 in the prior year quarter. If our current trends continue, we expect operating income to continue to grow as we leverage selling, general and administrative expenses."