The one thing I DO NOT BELIEVE in Gregg's post is his comment that it is the same sellers selling.
If this IS true, then Gregg mislead me last Fall when he said they were down to roughly 150k shares and/or Manny lied to me a month or so ago when he said (or strongly implied) those sellers were down to their last 20k shares or so.
What you are suggesting is insider trading on the part of Ferris/Hayden, if you're suggesting they know Q4 was great and the stock will appreciate and told potential investors to buy lower than it was at the time ($3 or so). That's a pretty serious charge, do you really believe that? After all the times you've talked with Bill has he ever leaked anything to you? It doesn't seem like it, so why would he start now after he hasn't in the past decade of CEO-ship?
The problem with a lack of communication flow is that investors always contemplate the worst! Not for one second do I believe that Hayden or Boustead or any other party associated with VirTra is doing anything other than trying to get the company financed and uplisted. The company's actions speak volumes about their desire to uplist and finance and I believe that VirTra is honestly being thwarted by selling pressure coming form concentrated ownership.
Over-time and organically these sellers will liquidate their holdings and move on. With some good news and resulting liquidity I believe many of these sellers will be out and the stock can continue its previous upward trend. Of course guidance will help this process as will some good earnings. Hopefully both both will become a reality in the near term.
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