The move and associated corporate changes means the core business of SGI for many years now, servers and storage, has an excellent chance of moving the company firmly into the black later this year.
I think people are starting to realize that the new CEO is a no-nonsense, bottom line kind of guy and that SGI has a great new product line-up and increasingly clear sailing ahead.
The growing realization SGI will make it will hopefully inspire confidence in hesitant potential customers which in turn will speed up its recovery in a virtuous circle effect
Yes, you buy all your stocks and hold them for two weeks. You haven't been hyping SGI for the last year. Of course you sold SGI at the stock's high water mark when you realized it was a risky investment. Nevertheless, you bought back in as a "calculated risk". You think anyone criticizing your rebuy should engage in unnatural sex acts.
Yeah that's the ticket. Nothing dishonest here, please move along.