Only from your view and that depends at what level you decided to buy EOS.
I last purchased EOS at $1.78 (The valuation was attractive to me at this level).
It moved from about $1.70 to $3.40 in a space of two weeks, I could have easily offloaded with 100% return (but I think the business will do better in the medium to long term).
The main problem with EOS is ‘cash receipts’ and an overstated management team (full of nerds). I see a few new appointments/ review to progress structural changes in the business as first steps to becoming free cash flow.
The again, I didn’t pay $10 a share for this business. All relative to what you pay in the end.
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