The short position of Mr. Andrew Left and Citron?You can’t say his news is fake news. You can say that he is delivering his opinion. He has never quite understood this company to personally get into it, but has been jealous of anybody who has. However, he has funds that hold it. The more he hears about the methodology, he wonders about the casino aspect of venture capital listing on its site, when he knows historically that 1 out of 20 venture capital used to be the rate of success. He doesn’t feel it will go higher.
Founded in 1979 and a Québec businessman bought it out 10 years later for $100,000. He is now approaching $148 million in revenues, and hopes to march onto $500 million by 2021. One of the great specialists in the world with equipment that helps aged people improved their balance through stair lifts and other things that improve mobility. He is dedicated to 17% pre-EBITDA margins. Dividend yield of 2.4%. (Analysts’ price target is $17.)