I tire of the ramping... Look how right you've been this far. No...

I tire of the ramping...

Look how right you've been this far.

No doubt, 6 months from now, assuming the price has indeed risen, you'll all be like "man, we were so right!". But, then again, when it doesn't move or when it falls, it's all the same "such good value" dribble.

Can you substantiate it? Unlikely. Why is FDY's price disproportionate to the risks involved such that there is, given the current information available, hidden value? Remember, you're holding a small (emphasis added) insto broker in what is the most volatile period and bearish shift since 2000. Many stocks have low P/Es with more certain income streams, so surely it's the growth factor. However, FDY has been around for years, and has grown SLOWLY during this time. How, then, is Ivor's exit strategy suddenly going to augment growth?