It is not uncommon for an ex-executive to sell shares, regardless of a company's prospects. Often, they simply need money for their next venture. Q1 revenue rose, and the company affirmed guidance for the year. It has won some decent contracts since then. Revenue growth looks good, and it should be net profitable this year, with EPS forecast to double in 2024. Insiders still own 12%. Our cautious comments on its balance sheet and small size remain, but this year at least the fundamentals are moving in the opposire direction (up) to the stock price (down). This can often create good opportunities for longer term investors.
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