88171703 - 1_3dknlxb5 - PID 1851201 Commercial equipment finance company Chesswood Group hit a decade peak above $18 at the end of 2013, but it has been mostly a downhill ride ever since. But could the long ride down now be over? The stock hit a decade low of $3.33 in April and has been mounting a comeback. In May, Chesswood suspended its dividend in response to COVID-19, but when it announced Q3 results on November 11th, it reported some success in getting its customer contracts back onto their regular payment schedules. That success has translated into positive 12-month trailing free cash flow. It now stand at $1.80 per share, up from negative $8.01 a year earlier, according to Refinitiv. Its monthly dividend has resumed at $0.02 per share. Insiders are betting that the stock is back on a journey to higher ground. Meanwhile, with short interest as a percentage of Chesswood's float still elevated, a short-squeeze setup situation could be developing. Get our full report via INKResearch.com or the Canadian Insider Club at CanadianInsider.com. This report is not a recommendation to buy or sell securities.