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jeff_green

04/29/15 4:01 PM

#75194 RE: JimmyJams #75189

Jimmy,

Wynnefield bought in at around $9 a year ago.

If they were so smart they would have waited or not bought in at all. Wynnefield has turned $9m dollars into $4.4m in one year.

Is a negative 50% return on capital a good investment? A hedge fund wouldn't stay in business long with that performance but if you judge that differently, okay.

As for Capstone, a non sequitar. You can sign an agreement to buy the Taj Mahal. Doesn't mean you own it or will ever buy it.

Capstone deal is literally nothing. A worthless contract with no penalty if $90m in sales is not reached and warrants carry cancellation clause and have no value yet overstate the current value of Capstone.at a fixed price of $200m.


Phil Frost convertible has him in @ $4 a share and he has sold roughly half his position at a higher price. Decent performance and significantly hedged.

Wynnefield Capital is in 1.04m shares @ $9 and has accumulated a $4.5m loss so far.

You cite Wynnefield as an example of positive comp? LOL

learning curve

04/29/15 8:38 PM

#75203 RE: JimmyJams #75189

Brad pyatt said they were a cash flow positive company in March 2011....how many times does mslp management need "to turn it around?"

You don't even have a thesis....just wait you'll see jargon.

I honestly wonder how much of their invemtory was returned to them from outlets vs actually produced? You don't actually neleive what they say do you?

The pps is all time low and recently hit all time lows....and then you cite wynfield....it's common sense to assume he trades around his position or is short a huge portion...common sense