EPS fall has rattled some shareholders. Despite recent performance, long term shareholders gained 1.4% annually over 5 years. If data indicates sustainable growth, the sell-off could be a potential opportunity.

The company's lack of profitability and decreasing revenue justify the share price decline. The stock could be worth watching if revenue improves. However, long-term share price weakness and 2 warning signs with Orient Group Incorporation could be concerning for investors.

Despite Sunyes Manufacturing's share price rise, its P/S remains low due to medium-term revenue shrinkage. Shareholders accept this, anticipating no future revenue surprises.

Despite a recent surge, the company's declining earnings and underperformance could risk its share price. The P/E ratio seems high given recent earnings. Without medium-term improvements, current prices may be unreasonable.

The company's flat ROCE and high current liabilities suggest potential risks. The flat total return to shareholders over the last five years indicates better investment opportunities elsewhere.

Despite HPF's poor revenue, its high P/S ratio indicates investor optimism. However, inconsistent growth and weaker momentum may make this unjustified, potentially disappointing shareholders.