The second quarter results from Orchids Paper Products (NYSEMKT:TIS) are a case-in-point as to why I always drone on
about "margin of safety" and risk/reward when talking about whether or
not to buy a stock. I continue to believe that Orchids is a very
well-run paper products company with a bright future and significant
growth potential, but the second quarter was a pretty significant
example of how "stuff happens" that can't always be fully modeled or
predicted.
Based upon what management said on its
call, the third quarter (and perhaps the fourth quarter as well) is
likely to be more challenging than previously expected, so it is quite
possible that these shares go into the penalty box until nice,
predictable (hah!) growth comes back into the financials. For my part,
an off quarter or two caused by things that just happen in the course of
business is no real reason to panic and I think the valuation on the
shares is now quite a bit more interesting.
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