Owned Taser at $4.40; Their management was open/transparent!
Taser was proactive, not reactive toward business,listing/marketing requirements and shareholder expectations. They never relied upon customers or shareholders to find them and beat a path to their door, simply because they produced a superior product. VTSI is not another Taser... Period!
A buyout would allow management and shareholders to cash in on something current management is unable to achieve, at least in the near term, while their patent(s) and products remain relevant. VTSI has finally become a worthwhile target, especially given the current business/political environment.
S&W was curious, given their prior interest in VTSI, the new VTSI Board member timing falling near notice of S&W S/H meeting, expanding their markets under a new banner... and of course VTSI's increased adventure into M/R. Something about a new board member and companies putting their money/shares where there mouth is lending credence to building something... or at least a test drive. Or not.
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