Hi Steal,
I just saw your message. Sorry, I don't post much.
Wayne has nothing to do with the company, they blew him off long ago. He could not deliver. Sure, he introduced them to ChoiceTrade, and that was a pretty good company, but he fell far short of the $40k a month in programming revenue that he promised. He is being sued for return of the shares in his possession. Even Ibrahim is after him. If Wayne can sell them, which is somewhat doubtful, he doesn't get any of the cash. So why would he bother to sell them? There is no reason for people to sell this stock, accept for tax reasons or boredom. Aman is out of the partnership too. Wayne might be reckless, but he is not stupid. I don't see him selling anything for less than a penny.
Which brings me back to my primary thesis: There will be a time when we look back at this stock and kick ourselves for not buying more.
1. We are gamblers. We need to measure the chance of success.
2. The company has three professional women running the business. Often we have to look closely at management. We have three serious non-pumping executives.
3. I know of no other penny stock with a capital structure like this one. No CDs, no convertible preferred, most of the stock with the largest owner, not for sale.
4. Look at the quality of their customers. Look at Braidy Industries. Their customer base tells us that the people at VSTR are high-quality people.
5. Yes, it takes longer than what we would like, but they have positive cash flow from operations and no need to raise debt or sell equity.
We are crazy for not banding together and buying up the entire float.
There will be a time when we look back at this stock and kick ourselves for not buying more.
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