First, we would note that ANY STOCK can go lower, even from a low base. This is one rule to follow. A further drop may not be justified, but it can still happen. This is especially true of small caps. A single fund throwing in the towel could still cause a significant decline. Our data shows WEF still has $105M in debt and/or lease obligations. Cash flow was negative $43M in the last 12 months and has been negative for three years. Losses are expected until at least 2026. The last quarter was at least better than estimates. WFG has no debt (net cash), is significantly larger, is very profitable, and reported stronger growth. It also raised its dividend. Its fundamentals are simply way better than WEF (it is much more expensive, though). We would not see WEF as a stock we would want to add to.
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