LIVE - a mix between GME and KOSS - can it run to $1,000?

Since the Wallstreetbets site is getting pretty crowded, we are going to use this blog as a place to store more DD. 

Live Ventures Incorporated (LIVE) is the next big Wallstreetbets runner. It's a mix between GME and KOSS. It has a business like GME and a float like KOSS. 

This is KOSS's share stats from Yahoo:











This is LIVE's share stats from Yahoo:












LIVE's float is actually much less than KOSS, 1.26 million versus 3.72 million. LIVE also has more short interest, 79.52K or 6% of the float versus KOSS with 12.76K or less than 1% of the float. 

LIVE owns Vintage Stock. Vintage Stock is a retailer like GameStop that sells Music, Movies, Video Games, Comic Books, Posters, Toys and Sports Cards. It has about 60 locations across the southern United States. 

https://vintagestock.com/

LIVE also has really good financials, it has only an 8 PE ratio. Most companies have a PE ratio of 20 or more. 

Can this one go to $1,000? Or at least $100. We think so. 

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