As it turns out, Triangle's accounting issue was a non-factor for its most recent quarter. Buying Triangle on the pullback
has been profitable, and the stock still has room to run. I recommended
adding shares at $5.26/share. Since April 16th, the stock is up almost
$1.50/share. Triangle blew out the quarter with revenues of $34.3
million versus analyst estimates of $31.13 million. A year ago, Triangle
had only $5.17 in sales.
EPS came in at 10 cents/share versus analyst
estimates of 7 cents. A year ago it lost 7 cents/share. January of 2013
earnings were a different story as Triangle reported a 20 cent loss
versus the Street's 0 cents. For more information on this go to my last article,
but I will give an overview of why the stock pulled back as much as it
did. Triangle has a pressure pumping business called Rockpile.
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