It's not sexy, but I arrived at $3.70 using fairly standard quantitative analysis of the financial reports - based around discounted future cashflow per announcements. By comparison, Morningstar have valued the company at $3.60. I bought because I felt the shares were undervalued last week and intend to sell at or around my price target. If additional deals are announced, obviously I'll recalculate. There were also good momentum indicators around EOS which implied my price target would arrive soonish.
While I imagine a lot of you have much larger portfolios than I, I like to have to have 10% of my portfolio in promising, but speculative companies - in the hope that a few of them do explode with 10x capital growth.
In short, I like to buy inherently undervalued companies when they're on an uptrend and try and compound those gains.
So how did you reach $20, and why do you hold?
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| Open | High | Low | Value | Volume |
| $1.61 | $1.63 | $1.58 | $1.185M | 737.5K |
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| 1 | 3516 | $1.61 |
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