My point: the promises of shareholder value from 4 CEOs I talked to is still not given the priority it deserves. Especially when given an opportunity or resource like selling 11 systems.
OS is increasing, granted the supply increases slowly. But to raise share price you must increase demand.
To get new investors to buy, the company should promote itself to the investment community, the same community that have been alienated in the past over many other empty promises of shareholder value.
The lack of promotion tells me that Ferris is still not happy about where the financials are right now. Otherwise he would have the cash to reduce shares, buy promotion, etc. These are taking a back seat to buy buldings and hire staff.
I'm not questioning the need for a new building an employees. But I do question why the company would waste a free promotional tool like selling 11 systems with one simple PR that reads like a trade show brochure.
I'm sure the PR was written for a good reason, but to maximize promotional value the PR shouldn't have been released at all and saved for a future marketing campaign.
In the several conversations I had with the CEOs, they all said they could artificially promoted the stock price to $1, but "it wouldnt last" or "hurt the company" in the long run. The difference now is Virtra has product, customers and value. This is not a typical OTC shell company.
Virtra cannot attract new investors if they are not even on the radar. The Lockheed rumor/PR campaign was timed perfectly with investment promotion and the stock shot up the 13c. And that was just on one company ordering one threatfire belt. Imagine what could be done if a little planning had gone into 11 system sales.
Anyway, I'm done venting. BTW, anyone who wants to forward my posts to Virtra management, please do. I'm too frustrated to deal with them right now.
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