Good timing indeed.
Though I think one can get a pretty good feeling of turning points in a stock by having watched its trading patterns for the last five years. With respect to today's action, I think it was entirely predictable that it would go down after a huge up day. That happens way more often than continued strength for most stocks that experience a big day. It should be noted that today's decline is on half the volume that took it up. That strongly suggests the up move will resume on monday, if not by the end of today. I think it approaches $6 before topping out.
With respect to the news of 4 yrs ago, I have direct experience in spinning out companies and I said it back then there was no chance, zero, of a spin out of Select in the near, or even far out, future. No microcap company successfully pulls that off and Lynn was an idiot with delusions of grandeur for thinking it, much less saying it. Moreover, such a small company should not be so diversified. It's far too expensive and only works when the expense of diversification can be leveraged over larger revenue bases. It is also a huge time sink for management that causes them to lose the necessary focus each business should have. Not that focus from the world's worst CEO, Lynn, would be a benefit, but perhaps there are decent managers at the company that could make an impact.
As always just one man's opinion.
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