Now here's the thing. How can a company that has increased revenue in 2017 from ($23m) to 2021 ($212m) be valued at only $1.62??? That's where I see your question as being one worth asking.
There's companies on the ASX with revenues of $30m with zero profits that are trading at $6 or $7. Kidding right?
If you go back and read over the 2016 report, you'll see that the dialogue is similar to that of current day reports. If you look at the EOS 10 year chart and remove the spike from 2019, it's actually gone nowhere. Until they land something significant, EOS will always be overlooked. And there's nothing worse than a company that over promises and under delivers. And when you've done that for years, you need something big to move that negative sentiment in your favour.
EOS Price at posting:
$1.62 Sentiment: Sell Disclosure: Held
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