Q: Hi Peter & Team,
Nov 4 2014 saw SUM miss on revenues & earnings resulting in an immediate 19% drop in share value. It appeared to bottom out on Jan 21 @ $6.60 26% below it's high back in Nov prior to the last report.
Since then it has slowly started to regain some momentum on sporadic trading which has increased over the past couple of days. It is being covered by a number of analysts who for the most part are fairly bullish on expectations with an average target price of $8.94.
On Dec 1st you said "The most recent quarter was not the greatest and concern over future growth has arisen. We would not consider the valuation as cheap but some decent growth is expected."
Your advice was to not rush in and to wait and see what happens with the next quarter.
Right now I am slightly ahead with SUM scheduled to report March 18.
I was wondering if you could tell us what the street expects, whether you would consider SUM a Sell/Hold/Buy, and what your advice for me would be moving forward. My weighting is 3.6%.
Thanks for all you do
Gord
Nov 4 2014 saw SUM miss on revenues & earnings resulting in an immediate 19% drop in share value. It appeared to bottom out on Jan 21 @ $6.60 26% below it's high back in Nov prior to the last report.
Since then it has slowly started to regain some momentum on sporadic trading which has increased over the past couple of days. It is being covered by a number of analysts who for the most part are fairly bullish on expectations with an average target price of $8.94.
On Dec 1st you said "The most recent quarter was not the greatest and concern over future growth has arisen. We would not consider the valuation as cheap but some decent growth is expected."
Your advice was to not rush in and to wait and see what happens with the next quarter.
Right now I am slightly ahead with SUM scheduled to report March 18.
I was wondering if you could tell us what the street expects, whether you would consider SUM a Sell/Hold/Buy, and what your advice for me would be moving forward. My weighting is 3.6%.
Thanks for all you do
Gord