LNS, the PPS could suffer in the short term. That's not really a concern to me, though.
Look at it this way... The long term average annualized return for a small cap stock is about 12%. NEOM's annualized return since April '05 has been about 50% (from .20 to .30). Since April '04 it's been about 200% (from .10 to .30).
Even if it's only .36 a year from now, that's still a 20% return on top of a 50% return from this time last year (which is about when I bought in).
My thought is it may suffer a bit from here due to the Cornell selling, but probably not much. And within a month or two, I expect it to be back above .30, simply because that's the way it's traded historically. Additionally, I'm holding under the expectation that the next 10-Q will show exponentially higher revenues due to the acquisitions, and possibly (though this could go either way) a profit. Imagine a .01 (annualized) profit per share and what that would do for the stock price -- if, all of the sudden, we go from a negative P/E ratio to trading at 30x earnings. The stock price could double in a week -- without the 800 lb. gorilla.
Obviously, this all speculation on my part. But this is my thesis and the reason I'm holding for the future and not just taking my 50% profit and moving on to something else. I think we have a long way to go.
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