denensive and undervalued, page-33

Dominos early listing life wasn't great either, most broker abandon them at 2ish .. I bought in....now most broker love them time for me to exit :-)

the rest is history..

Some companies struggle a little when they went public, it is a different set of beast running a public and a private company

Lot of things they need to adjust as a public company, some cope well other a little distraction but as long as the fundamental of the business is intact you get to buy decent company cheap :-)

As a private companies you are a little trigger happy and talk up the business but then it fall flat, no one would notice... as a public company you get punish and your reputation trashed, smart operator will learn to adapt and in time they won't be too trigger happy...

I know a bit about coffee shop and fast food business, have families member own these business, they are a money cow, very reliable cash flow, it takes A LOT of customer not buying your shit for you to be in trouble, where as companies with similar side in a different business, one large contract disappear it becomes a headache.