I tend to agree. To put a price target on a company like swift is a little pointless since it can change at the drop of a hat on the back of a new contract. But more importantly, since 90%+ of its revenue is recurring, that change should be heavily weighted to upwards adjustments. So to answer your question, risk reward is pretty good IMO.
I tend to agree. To put a price target on a company like swift...
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