I don't buddy but I know this chart looks pretty again and looks to move in increments of $1.5pps or more for AYSI
AYSI has historicaly been valued by the number of mills times $1.5pps.
"#of mills operational times X $1.5pps= $4.50 once they announce the first mill on new soil."
if this is a flag or pennant formation, we got $1.35 off the .60 bounce. so 1.95 + 1.35 to 1.50 per additionaloperational mill then we are only half way to where I think it should be.... we were at $3 with two mills running a few quarters the promise is set for a strong spring quarter if they decide to pr.
if they say another quarter like last quarter it easily tags $3-$3.35 on the break of the flag. if they say another mill is planted it is $4.35-$4.50. if they say both at the same time it could be $6 because as everyone here on ihub or on your readership knows there is a piece of land a lot larger in indonesia.
this chart is a few minutes ago:
(this chart below is not current... it was taken a while ago but aysi still looks to be having a strong day)
I'm not too happy about this stock, either. I haven't reviewed everything in detail, but it seems (and seemed) to me that the catastrophic drop was caused only by poor communication from management, poor reporting by management, and the removal of the stock to the pink sheets by management. This is the kind of stuff that often gets management sued by shareholders, isn't it?
The stock has been volatile without a clear upward trend. Investors are sometimes emotional and irrational and the stock price doesn't always reflect the company's prospects.
If you look at the historical sales you'll see a clear uptrend since 2003 with the deep worldwide recession causing the only significant dip in 2009. Even that dip still showed sales higher than two years before in 2007.
A consistently growing company with a volatile stock price is heaven to a patient value investor.
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