The company's share price drop is attributed to lack of profits and revenue growth. The market's focus on revenue due to unprofitability and last year's performance suggests unresolved challenges.

Cubic Digital's high P/S ratio indicates market expectations of outperformance, but if this doesn't materialize, investors may overpay. With growth rates below industry average, the P/S ratio may drop unless medium-term performance improves significantly.

Lack of revenue growth doesn't imply low returns on the stock, suggesting that past revenue performance and share price aren't strongly correlated. Positive sentiment may signal real business momentum.

Cubic Digital Technology's strong balance sheet, almost equal liquid assets and liabilities, suggest low cash shortage risk. Yet, its falling revenue, EBIT loss, and lack of free cash flow denote the venture's riskiness despite adequate liquid assets providing growth time.