Exela Technology, Inc. (NASDAQ: XELA) shares were up 2.32% to $0.795 in today’s early trading session. The Company stock was even doing alright in the last month, rebounding by 71%. But given the shocking downturn over three years, it is a weak consolation—the share price melted in the desert like a snowball, down 89 percent. So temporary elevation was encouraging for the long-term investors. However, the most critical question is whether the underlying company will even justify a higher price.
In this case, one should feel for shareholders. It reminds of the value of diversification, and it is worth recalling that there is so much more to life than money.
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Exela Technologies isn’t profitable at present, but many investors look at sales growth to understand how quickly the sector expands. If a corporation doesn’t make a profit, it usually results in a substantial increase in sales. Some businesses are willing to delay gains to raise sales more rapidly, but in this case, strong growth is expected.
Exela Technologies has seen sales growth of 7.1 percent per year for the last three years, compound. This is not a very high growth rate as it makes little profit. Nonetheless, it is safe to assume that the quickly dropping share price (24%, compound in three years) shows that the market’s growth is highly disappointing. We don’t usually attempt to ‘hold the knife.’ Before considering a deal, look at the costs that the company takes.
