By then SIAF has probably shown the market that the growth is for real, there has been paid a couple of cash dividends, a couple of analysts has initiated coverage of the company. All this will hopefully imply that the market will "trust" the company in a completely different way. There will also exists a estimate from the analysts (except for SIAFs own prediction) of the next year profit and hence a estimate of the forward P/E and when the common investor looks at this forward P/E the stock will still look very cheap if the trailing P/E is in the range 8-12 (in other words: I believe that the PEG ratio is a important metric).
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