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Insider activity (SEC Form 4)
No recent Form 4 filings on EDGAR — either no insider transactions reported recently or this isn't a SEC-registered issuer.
Valuation
Trading at 0.0× sales vs its 0.1× historical median P/S.
Fair value ≈ $0.72 · price $0.04 today
Undervalued · 94% below
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Fair-value line = the stock's median historical P/S × sales per share. Price below the orange line = cheap vs its own history; above = expensive. Not investment advice.
$DYNT And it's Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, the worst kind, so this is completely done for and ceased all operations, expecting full liquidation of all assets, with the SEC 8-K signed Jan 9th by Brian Baker, the failed CEO who should have never been given charge of this company by the prior CEO and Board of the company. He was not competent enough to take over this company when the former CEO had to exit. If you haven't sold your DYNTQ shares yet - recommend selling ASAP before the shares are completely worthless.
$DYNT BANKRUPT. Scratch this from your Watch List as Dynatronics now trades under symbol DYNTQ and you may as well Market Order out of the stock and get what you can before you can't even get a penny for it. RIP Dynatronics, and it is unlikely that this company emerges from bankruptcy in any form that is a viable investment because their product line and cost structure became unwieldy and unmanageable, along with Preferred Shares that paid Common Stock as Dividends that Death Spiraled the company and stock to this position.
$DYNT Dynatronics is in a trading malaise. There aren't significant new/hot products that are growing new revenue either, very stagnant product line and sales by all accounts in the reports we do see. Ultimately, this company needs to reinvent itself in terms of product line, but one key problem that will hold back the Common Stock is that there are far too many Preferred Shares outstanding, that get Dividends converting into Common Stock, and then those newly minted Common Stock shares get dumped into the market, which is most of the Trading Volume each quarter. Since there isn't much trading activity, these Preferred Share conversions are essentially fueling a Death Spiral in the Common Stock's valuation. When/if Dynatronics does increase Revenue, the company needs to get serious about buying out all Preferred Shares and shutting down that pipeline, so the Common Stock can ride the market on its own terms. You'd see much more confidence and buying of the Common Stock w/o Preferreds.
$DYNT Dynatronics looks interesting. Struggling but showing resilience. Might be a speculative play for those with high risk tolerance. Watching closely for potential turnaround. insightful article: https://beyondspx.com/article/dynatronics-corporation-dynt-a-resilient-medical-device-maker-navigating-challenges
