You're welcome eyesclosed and i know Glenn has a reputation for listening to both sides too. -:)
He's an honest poster, and today's news while disappointing, as you have all said including supernumerary, at least it is out of the way.
If you are a one-dimensional company as Lo-Q is to an extent in customer and product terms then that's the risk;
however the upside is if you have a winner of a product and sensible management then that doesn't matter.
Lo-Q have their niche and after years of struggling, could be on the verge of delivering and the market might not have fully absorbed the upside. It is risky but the upside looks very promising.
That's why even if the dark days of a couple of years ago i have always kept one eye on them, and were those two further pieces of the jigsaw to slot into place, the Six Parks sale and further contract(s) then i will again revisit the company, with a view at that stage to possibly investing, but not for the moment.
Any thoughts on Six Flags anyone as an investment?