@PennyStocksUnited Net income may soon exceed the company's equity market capitalization at this rate... the only way an investor can establish a meaningful position in $ASPU at the moment is to take "the ask" and buy shares up to the 50 to 60 cent per share range, where we might get a short "breather" before we head to >$1 by year end. Or, alternatively, just patiently nibble at these levels; however, once we get next quarter's financial results and the debt financing news this stock should be off to the races, IMHO.
@WillieWill Thanks. Right now $ASPU trades at an Enterprise Value of approximately ~1.2x annualized EBITDA and a P/E of ~2.5x. Four straight quarters of positive net income suggests that the turnaround is real. A debt refinancing and corporate consolidation are near term catalysts on the horizon. I think the stock remains way too cheap down here if they keep posting positive earnings. Time will tell.
$ASPU It feels good to be one of the few souls on ASPU's stock twits board right now. Easy money from $0.23 per share, IMHO (anticipate a double in the very near term, four to five bagger by year end). Nobody is paying attention to the turnaround taking place.
$ASPU The lack of liquidity in ASPU shares works great for the existing bulls/longs in this particular situation when people want in. If they want out, poor liquidity sucks. However, strong earnings report again. Catalysts on the horizon. People can't get in to the stock. They simply will have to bite the bullet and take the ask all the way up to the 50-60 cents or so. This is a $1 + per share stock by year-end, IMHO.
$ASPU The challenge with stocks like this is that there are tons of bagholders who sell on every pop. This is probably some fund that executed a sell algo for today’s session.
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Valuation
Trading at 0.2× sales vs its 0.1× historical median P/S.
Fair value ≈ $0.14 · price $0.28 today
Overvalued · 98% above
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