Welcome! I think with a bit of DD, you will concluded (as most of this board has) that undiscovered JNSH is substantially undervalued for a profitable, growing, company!
Here is the story:
A company (350Green) has/had a grant to install car chargers throughout Chicagoland. They hired JNSH (and others) to install the chargers. They pretty much went belly-up and stiffed JNSH and others. CCGI signed a LOI to buy all of 350Green's chargers. They planned to buy the chargers and stiff the companies that 350Green owed money to.
The year that the LOI covered was expiring and JNSH stepped in and started negotiating to buy the Chicago chargers from 350Green. After the year expired and CCGI had failed to completed the acquisition, JNSH stepped in and made a better offer. 350Green signed a deal with JNSH to sell them all the Chicagoland chargers and give them the remaining contract/grant. After losing the deal, CCGI then sued 350Green. 350Green then panicked and signed a deal to sell all chargers to CCGI. Oops... too late... already sold!
CCGI then tried a Hail Mary by suing JNSH for interfering with the contract (tortious interference) which is one of the most desperate legal arguments to win because it requires proof that JNSH did it specifically with the intention to harm CCGI. I mean... really???
JNSH has filed to have the lawsuit dismissed, and the judge has read the legal arguments of both sides and is expected to rule reasonably soon.
Whether or not JNSH prevails, the stock is undervalued. If/when they win, many see the shareprice climbing to .05 - .1 fairly rapidly.
Anyone have anything to add?