Okay, then you don't have to buy it then. Find stocks you feel more have a higher risk/reward ratio.
Me thinks a stock trading at 1/15th of sales and had an positive operating income last Q and is trading for less than the price of one of the acquisitions it made (Adsouth was bought for a round $5 million, current market cap of VBDG = $3 million) is ridiculously undervalued. But what do I know?
While VBDG is certainly high risk not for the faint of heart, I think anybody who doesn't buy a few at this level is going to jump out a window when he sees this stock absolutely explode later this year -- and boy I've seen that a lot when people over nitpick. But I've been wrong sometimes too so we'll see. I've never seen a $3 million market cap stock being the #1 best selling product at a large retail chain, even despite "not maximizing their sales" they still sold the most, but who knows, right? Maybe the next 7+ product launches into all of the major retail chains will be found to cause cancer in lab rats.
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