RE: Inside Buying ...is it really? I don't think it really matters if there has been insider buying or not. For this company to have any northward movement in the share price it will have to address a number of items publicly:
1. An update on the economics of the City of Toronto business. We know nothing in terms of whether or not it is profitable. Though the contract was won with much fanfare it could be that the contribution to the bottomline is minimal. A Federal government contract could mean little if the business model is not viable or the legacy business is dragging them down.
2. An update on their sustainability without additional funding. It's apparent that with the reduction in sales on the prepaid cellular pin business, the AP from major suppliers (Rogers, Bell etc) have decreased, thus significantly reducing cash flow.
3. An update on new business won. It's almost a year since they announced the "major contract". I find it odd that they haven't announced anything since then.
I could likely come up with another 50 questions but cash flow and profitability are paramount for survival.