the butterfly effect, page-2

each to their own, but another analyst that doesn't really know the company has has only glossed over some numbers and news for about an hour before making an "intelligent" insight.

A note to point out:

He says:

This creates recruitment headache 2.0 for the FAA. Just 300 controllers were hired in 2013, but now 1,200-1,500 are projected to be hired each year until 2019. Meanwhile, increased demand for air traffic controllers has spurred the replacement of legacy technology at the training centres. This is a big tailwind for Adacel, which makes software used in the training of new air traffic controllers, focussing almost exclusively on North America.

So for the next 3 years, we are going to get a massive upswing in business - I have read that right, yes ??

Also, USA is massive, why not be reliant on that market ???

Sorry but that I read this and I see a fantastic investment for at least 3 years......