Numbers can be deceptive. Absolutely. You have several "all powerful" analysts who make their projections, and if the company does perform very great with growth, but fails to meet the "analysts"(who even differ amongst themselves) projections by a few cents, the company fails and the PPS tanks with help from shorters and IHs looking to take advantage while retail squeeks.
That is quite artificial. I trust in the long term improvements and growth. The company hasn't suffered losses, quite the contrary. The PPS has been artificially manipulated for the big guy's profits.
When CPST actually breaks the profit barrier, and imo, it will, we will see the light.
Manufacturing of backlog depends on clients' delivery requests, and the order of clients in the backlog. and their ability to pay on time.
The manufacturing floor must be managed closely. It would not be good to burn up the backlog in a quarter or two which would require hiring added workers, overtime, etc., and then have all the workers sit idle waiting for new orders to come in. Overhead would then be disasterous.
Better to have a steady, constant, ever increasing, solid productivity level for constant growth.
It was only awhile ago there was no C-200, C-1000 manufacturing plant at all because it was not needed. Now it's cooking. A very good sign, imo.
Your buyin price will be peanuts in a relatively short time, imo.
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