dei stock

Those numbers only matter if you are trading stocks in the short term. My investments, even the higher risk one's, are all for the long term (30+ years down the road). The stock market will eventually recover if you stick with it. Of course as was said earlier, now is the time to buy. One of mine that I am hoping will do really well in the next few years is a fuel cell company.

Analyse the situation,  the alarm market in Europe has drasticly shrunk in the last two years with factory alarms even appearing on light vans, over here Clifford had the name and market leadership, it almost vanished under DEI, the product is now more fragile and I feel less well made. The European organisation has more or less disappeared to be replaced by local ie non DEI owned distribution, effectively they became a monolith, almost a monopoly and ask the Soviet Union what happens to monoliths up against a competitive market.

Looks like is inching its way back up. Today its $0.37 a share.

Someone told me today that they owe $400 mil 

Rockfordfosgate was also a company that was delisted this year .