Tuna, I did a fast review of IIIN, and I personally don't like it. First, I am no fan of "Industrial" type of companies. Their business may have a winning quarter here and there, and with construction in recent quarters going through the roof, understandable. If there was a special "deal" on them, selling under book as OMG did for a little while last year, I would have bitten. They have a serious debt load (which recently has gone from LT to short term?), on which they have to pay about $10 MM a year in interest, and maybe more as interest rates creep up. From Yahoo financial I see that the last quarter was the first profitable in the last 12 month, and that with a booming construction, the last two full years brought about $25 MM in losses each, or $3 per share of red ink. Repeat of that will completely deplete their resources, IMTO. I fear that even a small slow down in construction coupled with higher rates will do that puppy in. The TA shows no signs, right now, of my concerns, so all I can do is wish you luck and just raise your stop as it keeps going up. A breach of $8 should be a warning sign to take your profits and run, IMTO.
PS, note that they have only about a million bucks of cash on hand, unusually small for a company with sales in the $250 MM plus range annualy, it ties their hands, if they have to increase their working capital (particuarly inventory and receivable), they could be in a cash crunch.
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