VirTra Inc (VTSI)

[fishhunter]

Gregg, Your post was interesting on several levels. You are a good salesman and likely very successful and sadly you have the CEO's ear. All you are doing is trying to get a chunk of the company at a low price for your clients. Just admit that is your game and your angle. Nothing wrong with it either. But the slant you put on things is simply wrong..... Virtra's stock is worthless? Even a small business will require $20 to $30mil? Dilution is often a good thing?

Let's focus on that last one. That is a lie. About 90% of the time dilution is a bad thing, in fact a terrible thing for all shareholders. It is only a good thing when done at a time when the stock is ridiculously overpriced. This happens most often with biotechs.

There is also not any correlation to number of shares and liquidity. In fact if you run the regressions of number of shares verses daily trading volume the R squared is so low that there isn't even a correlation with that which is rather surprising. Likewise with listing exchange and liquidity.

VirTra is a good company with a good business and sound balance sheet. They generate enough cash flow every year to retire 10% of the shares each year until there are none left (slight exaggeration but you get my point). Think about that. VirTra just needs to keep growing at 20% YOY and buying back/retiring shares and in a few short years every remaining shareholder would be wealthy beyond what any of us imagine today.

Lastly, VirTra could walk into any bank tomorrow and borrow $10million at 5% with zero dilution or poison pills or anything else. Just a straight up no strings loan.