Just two days ago, investors were reminded that GoPro (GPRO) was too cheap, which was too good to be true. Today, the company showed why the stock was falling steadily, by halting trading and issuing a warning. Although my price target of $11 set on December was met after-hours, it is possible that the stock will not trade in the single digits. The firm cut its workforce by seven percent, lowered its fourth quarter guidance to $435 million (compared to ~$500 million). At $10 and below, and with $6.12 in book value per share and $3.73 per share in cash, GoPro could privatize itself. Alternatively, it may find a buyer at a market cap of just $1.37 billion. Currently the company is $2 billion @ $14.61 per share. $GPRO, GoPro, Inc. / 1440 Apple (AAPL), Sony (SNE), or another camera maker may like GoPro’s brand despite the sales miss. $AAPL, Apple Inc. / 20000