One item worth calling out is that you never know how or when value might be realized in a name like this. Avalon Holdings was caught up in a strange third party Bahama pump and dump scheme. Shareholders saw shares rise from $2.60 to as high as $10.25 intraday before falling back. It wasn't just a single share sold high, shareholders had about a week to liquidate shares at a multiple of their prior price.
The company has sued the pumper and is attempting to seize their gains for the illegal manipulation. We have been covering that in an on-going basis in the newsletter. You can find the original thesis below.
OBN 2 - Avalon Holdings - Issue 17 by Nate Tobik on Scribd
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