I have to admit I don't know enough about their business other than the company's profile and from reading their latest quarterly statement: http://www.edgar-online.com/bin/cobrand/?doc=A-1126752-0001164150-06-000175&nav=1&src=YahooAlso, after reviewing the insider transactions of primarily large purchases by the CEO, CFO, and other executives, I believe they have faith in their company and its products even in light of the news that Pegasis Wireless is the first victim to fall to Apple's new technology platform. I believe the author of that article may have been misguided because the Apple digital video platform has little to do with the market for Pegasis's primary products of selling and installing wireless components that allows schools to connect disconnected business units and departments. I agree with you that the stock was unnecessarily beaten down and a surprise upside is near for the short trader but I would wait until the downturn is over. I think the stock has a few more price points to fall before I would jump in. I would probably set an entry point at 1.12 or somewhere near there. The attached graph indicates that the fall is not quite over with yet with the RSI at a significant low, the MFI sitting at almost an oversold condition. Also, the MACD indicates an upturn is eminent. Further, I checked out their balance sheet for the past two quarters and the Net Current Assets (NCA or Working Capital [Current Assets - Current Liab] in each case stands at 7M and 5M respectively. Plus the NCA is sufficient to cover any LTD so there is strength in the fundamentals. They also consolidated facilities and sales teams with their subsidiary AMAX. So this should keep operating costs low as the company moves forward. This is a buy for me. Make sure you do your homework before investing. - Bill
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