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According to the RSI which is currently at
25.34%, below the critical value of 30, GERS is
oversold. While this may not mean that the
stock will begin to rally, it does mean that a
bottom may be forming.
GERS trades at a price that is below book value. Although its three-year revenue growth was in-line with the Oil & Gas Refining &
Marketing group norm, its Price to Book value was among the lowest in the industry.
GERS does a better job of collecting its accounts receivable than nearly any other company in the Oil & Gas Refining & Marketing group.
In 2013, the average number of days its accounts receivable were outstanding was 25. However, this was 0.5 days slower than the accounts
receivables collection during the previous year
Additional Summary Items: During Fiscal Year 2013, GERS spent $0.0Th on capital expenditures. As a percent of sales, this was among the lowest in
the Oil & Gas Refining & Marketing Sub-industry group and represents a steady decrease in spending over the last four years.
GERS's assets generate sales which are typical for companies in the Oil & Gas Refining & Marketing group. During fiscal year 2013, its Total Asset
Turnover was 1.7x.
During 2013, GERS earned $2.4M from its investing activities.
GERS's capital structure consists of little or no debt.
Over the last year, GERS's revenue decreased at a rate that was in-line with the Oil & Gas Refining & Marketing group
norm. During fiscal year 2013, its annual revenue decreased by 3.6% to $14.5M.
