I recently made a significant investment in Castellum, Inc. (CTM) as I believe in the company's potential. However, I faced some challenges while trying to accumulate my position. Fidelity, the brokerage firm, only allowed me to purchase 5,000 shares at a time due to the low trading volume of CTM. This posed a challenge, as I aimed to acquire a larger number of shares. To my delight, I now hold 694,570 shares of CTM, which I am thrilled about. These shares are currently locked up, and I have no plans to sell any of them. I truly believe in the company's prospects and the potential it holds, especially at the current price of $0.21. I understand that some shareholders might think that CTM is still undervalued, and I agree with this viewpoint. The low float (25 million shares) and low volume of the stock make it an appealing investment option, especially at these prices. The recent trend shows a lot of dancing between the bid and the ask, but no significant drops have been observed recently. This indicates a low risk associated with investing in CTM. The company's new CEO is working hard to move the company forward and grow it. They are also working on retiring debt, which is a positive sign for the company's future. CTM boasts $28 million in assets and a current ratio of 1.1, suggesting efficient cash management. Additionally, the company has reported record revenue and a net loss of $0.02 per share, which is a significant improvement from previous quarters. I would love for more people to join me in investing in CTM. The more the merrier, as they say. However, I urge you to conduct your own research and make your own decisions. Everyone's financial situation is unique, and you should only invest in what you are comfortable with.