*LAST FINANCIALS SHOWED SMALLER PROFIT ON LOWER REVENUES
*SAMSUNG-GVI RELATIONSHIP COULD BE KEY TO FUTURE SUCCESS
Astoria, New York Monday May 25 Memorial Day
After a late filing on Friday, the company stated that they have a purchased 900,000 shares of its stock for a price of 25 cents from a large shareholder. The large shareholder has also agreed not to sell any additional shares for a period of six months in a lock-up agreement. Target price of 45 cents remains but any market spurt could cause the price to go even higher. The 6 month period will officially end by mid Novemeber. The target price could be changed given any other news from the company or the markets.
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