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Starlims Technologies Long Trade Setup

First Mountain, in case you missed it - my (nasty) comment was based on my in depth knowledge of company fundamentals and management. It took me all of 5 second to do a "chart analysis."

Invest2success, it should be obvious the dividend is a desperate attempt to gain shareholder support by giving the impression that the company is strong and growing - to naive investors. Think of it as a $3 million marketing campaign.

Starlims Technologies Long Trade Setup

Enter your comment hereOh and wtf is this crap:

LIMS Trade Setup
Buy entry at current price of $7.50 or pullbacks to $7.07
Stop-Loss $7.05
Take Profit Areas:
Short Term $8.71 to $8.96.
Intermediate Term: $10.10 to $10.38
Long Term: $11.62 to $11.94

Excuse me, but where do you get this crap? What qualifies you to put this crap out? Have you ever managed money professionally? If not then stick to your opinions but don't position yourself as some expert. It's apparent to me that you are another kid who thinks he's a pro.

Starlims Technologies Long Trade Setup

Okay, now how about a real look at LIMS? The article looks like you cut and paste from some cheap service like Zach's or Morningstar. It's obvious you really do not understand LIMS or its market.

I attended an institutional investor road show presentation before LIMS went public. I found the management to be a bit clueless and lacking real direction and understanding for the future trends of the sectors it serves. Part of the problem is that it has very little focus. In short, it's run like a conglomerate but they aren't positioned to do so. Can you say inefficiency? There is a good reason why institutions don't own much of the stock. These guys are going nowhere without a change in management. Don't get me wrong, it's a solid company. It's just not the type of company that should have gone public. An IPO served primarily as a way for management to exit. I might pick up a few shares when it tanks to $4, but only for a trade.