Problems getting items out the door seems to be the main problem, which causes delays in potential revenue. As long as those delays don't become cancelled orders it should be fine. That's not what is currently affecting the share price. When investors know someone is unloading 1m+ shares on a thinly traded stock and they basically have no buy in price to sell above, that's never good. Even worse is when that seller is currently pounding the stock into submission. My opinion at least.
Only problem is they are just a very small business that went public just to infuse some money. Go back pre split and this is a sub penny stock right now, Only did the split because they got letters at least twice for falling below a penny and you can't do that on OTCQB. It is .37 or .007 pre split...typical at least since 2013 The "seller" as in it is just one person has been mentioned multiple times for years. So it is never one guy that will go away...it has happened many many times over the years.
When ammx was unable to meet stated delivery dates and suffered a significant reduction in anticipated revenue he had no choice. What I find concerning would be that it appears ammx is not going to come close to achieving the order level that was projected by Lee during a July podcast. Having made that projection it would be prudent for transparency to provide an objective update as to the viability of these opportunities.
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