Replies to post #144610 on Value Microcaps Motherboard

[otcbargains]

GV trades at a trailing p/e of 10 and I suspect it will be trading at a trailing p/e of at least 15 before the next earnings annc which is why I am a buyer.

VTNR there is a reason it is selling off and I think someone pointed out that a bunch of shares hit the market. Plus it seems all energy stocks are taking some lumps right now.

CMKG I am not familiar with but I am guessing it is not a tech stock. Tech stocks have always traded at higher valuations.

Out of these GV is the only one I own and am familiar with debt wise. GV is not debt free. Far from it.

RCHN is going to grow profits by 200% y/o/y(based on my estimates), is debt free, and is a tech stock.

If you want me to point out some pink sheet stocks trading at multiples HIGHER than 20, I will and I bet most of them aren't going to grow profits by 200% y/o/y.

[zenvesting]

RCHN: Sometimes we compare apples to oranges, bananas, and prunes on this board.

For the comparison you're making, I see RCHN as a clear stand out and own it over any of the other names you mention. RCHN is rapidly growing in an emerging field and is debt free, lets call it the apple. GV is in a boring old low margin business of electrical contracting and has a debt/equity ratio of 42, I'd call that an orange. CMKG margins are razor thin and their revenue streams are very fickle, I'd call it bananas. VTNR manages hazardous waste and bears a lot of environmental risk for being in that business....once accidental spill, DOT incident, or leaking tank could wipe out their cash....I'd call them a prune.