"As I write this not so many months later, the stock has already...

"As I write this not so many months later, the stock has already risen 50% from buying point B. This means that it is now up over 90% from buying point A. More important, the company's future looks brilliant, with every prospect that it will enjoy abnormal growth for years to come just as it did some years before the combination of unusual and temporary unfortunate occurrences produced buying point A and B. Those who bought at either time got into the right sort of company at the right sort of time. In short, the company into which the investor should be buying is the company which is doing things under the guidance of exceptionally able management. A few of these things are bound to fail. Others will from time to time products unexpected troubles before they succeed. The investor should be thoroughly sure in his own mind that these troubles are temporary rather than permanent." - Philip A.Fisher

I believe that we are experiencing the effects of a temporary managemental error. I'd struggle to find another company that has risen from a penny dreadful status to one of the biggest companies on an exchange. Obviously the management of A2M are doing something right! All good companies have their issues but I definitely believe we will go back to seeing that abnormal growth in no time at all.