BTW, I think the answer to your question about the next "catalyst" to move the stock up is twofold:
1. The company has to demonstrate that they can acquire companies and manage them effectively. Q1 pretax margins in the newest acquisitions were disappointing to me.
2. Exceed expectations in Q2 and provide investors with the confidence that the company can achieve the 0.20 - 0.25 eps range they have previously guided to. They are banking on a very strong second half to reach this.....and investors don't believe that they can make it.
IMO, that lack of confidence and the recent Form 4 and 144 selling is keeping the stock down.
I think management should worry less about where their next acquisition is coming from and pay more attention to efficiently growing the businesses they already have!
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