Good morning again, Decatsmeow,
1. I would not bet the farm that VHUB's management will take the company private. I do believe that if the stock price doesn't soon begin to reflect their (our?) belief of the intrinsic value of the company, then they'll at least consider taking the company private.
2. I'm happy that I've been helpful to you as regards the wash sales and the SEC filing requirements topics. Not to go all philosophical here, but the greatest personal requirement for retired folks who've had a great career is to still be relevant in retirement.
3. While it's inevitable that we'll all write about the share price, I also find it helpful to write in terms of the overall market value of the company. So if there are roughly 90 million shares outstanding, even a 5 cents share price puts the value of the company at under $5 million - and VHUB should do twice that (at least) in sales in this fiscal year.
I certainly can understand that the value of the company takes a hit for the uncertainty of the ultimate impact of the FDA regulations, and then another hit for being a family company without outside directors, and maybe a final hit for there having been a pump and dump in spring 2014 (albeit one in which the major shareholders did not benefit in the least, as they just held on to their shares on the way up and on the way down). But still, I do believe that the company is worth a s*&t-load more than its closing price on Thursday.
Have a great new year! This is a great board to be involved with.
