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Mark Gomes is an Information Technology expert with over 20 years of experience. During his career, Gomes led the investment research efforts at numerous IT consulting organizations, including International Data Corporation (1994-1998), and AMR Research (1998-2004), which was later acquired Gartner Group.
In 2004, Mr. Gomes founded Pipeline Data, LLC where he provided investment consulting to many of America's most well-respected mutual fund and hedge fund managers. In 2008, Mr. Gomes semi-retired and began donating his research to Seeking Alpha. He quickly built a reputation for accurately identifying inflection points and M&A candidates.
Outside of the investment world, Gomes is a Masters Track & Field World Champion and multi-time world record holder. In 2012, he published "Faster Than Forty", which detailed his diet, lifestyle, and training techniques. Today, he serves as a volunteer track coach to children and adults in the Miami Beach community.
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Hey Mark thanks for all you do for us sharing great DD. Got a question & maybe as simple as market is crazy right now. A small indoor farming end to end equipment Co. symbol CEAD has a $9 million dollar valuation despite almost $21 million in cash & no debt. Last few years they have been cash flow positive & ran into supply chain issues last few Qtr’s but easing now. How can their cash be valued at .45 cents on the dollar & 16 year business track record be worth zero. Heck CEAD even bought up all convertible preferred shares in Feb & has nothing hanging except warrants at $5.00 share. Any way would love to hear your thoughts thanks
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