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The Rainmaker

09/10/09 11:28 AM

#24141 RE: powderkeg #24140

There wasn't as much positive information available when this was at .02.....The company still faced several challenges.

The value really went up here when people saw that last filing on August 27th. That's when people like me really saw all the clean up and deal making CEO Bob was doing behind the scenes. People also saw how slowly and carefully VTSI was proceeding in getting rid of Dutchess in a most shareholder friendly fashion.

Second key date was August 25th the day the Second order from Lockheed was announced. This showed people like me the first order from Lockheed in June was more than just a one time blip, there was really some potential with Lockheed.

So let's look at stock price range from 8/25 to now to see where stock price has been during this time. Last 7 trading sessions, for the most part .055 has been the lowest anyone got shares. VTSI trading today at .059 entry price today is not really that far off the .055 recent bottom....



Quarterly Report - VirTra's 2nd Quarter 2009 Report Jun 30, 2009 Aug 27, 2009

Aug 25, 2009 VirTra Receives Second Order from Lockheed Martin
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SirFelix

09/10/09 3:52 PM

#24147 RE: powderkeg #24140

There is always a point in a stocks success where the price never looks back. Some people think Virtra is there at 6c, others like myself feel that 4c is closer to bottom.
Until Virtra eliminates both the IRS and Dutchess, and make the financials stand out even more, I think we'll see this constant lingering between 4c and 6c.
All bets are off if Virtra gets a huge contract or gets a buyout offer. Then the sky may be the limit.

My tactic is to sit on plenty of shares for what I call the "lotto play". And keep some cash handy for averaging down.