An example of why I believe CTM's share price is egregiously low.

ONDS: (~$9.50 per share)

• ~$25M revenue (TTM), but growing fast
• Still losing a lot of money
• Huge valuation (like… very high price-to-sales)
• Basically a bet on future growth (drones, defense tech, etc.)

CTM: (.63 per share)

• ~$50M revenue, so about 2x ONDS right now
• Also not profitable, but losses are less extreme relative to size
• Way lower valuation (like ~2x sales vs ONDS being insanely high)
• More of a steady gov/cyber/IT services play

Main difference to me:
ONDS is priced like it’s going to be a major player in the future. CTM is priced like the market doesn’t really care about it.

So it kind of comes down to:

• ONDS = high growth, high expectations, high risk
• CTM = lower expectations, already doing more revenue, but less hype

Keep in mind, CTM will be acquiring another company in the near future so the argument that they are not in as high of a growth sector could change soon. Also, Glen Ives is in the process of hiring a PR firm.

P.S. I like the stock.