Something to consider from Investopedia about "dil
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Posted On: 07/09/2015 10:11:33 AM
Something to consider from Investopedia about "dilution"
Share dilution may be imminent any time a company needs additional capital. The potential upside of share dilution is that the additional capital the company receives from issuing additional shares can improve the company's profitability and the value of its stock.
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Profitability and increase share value don't happen overnight. That is not a realistic expectation. If your looking to all of a sudden "get rich quick" in a security, none of us are that lucky
We're talking about a company that is trying to grow here. REASONABLE slip ups are to be expected. There are always unexpected pitfalls. If you've ever worked in a start up, you would realize this.
Goals were stated in the shareholders letter. I'm sure some may be missed or delayed. It doesn't mean you don't hold management accountable for their actions, but give some reasonable leeway. NTEK doesn't totally control the whole business situation, it involves multi-billion dollar companies that can at times move like molasses. I also don't want NTEK to deliver news based on speculation. I wantreal news, good or bad, so I can make a sound investment decision. JMHO
Share dilution may be imminent any time a company needs additional capital. The potential upside of share dilution is that the additional capital the company receives from issuing additional shares can improve the company's profitability and the value of its stock.
Read more: http://www.investopedia.com/terms/d/dilution....z3fP0C7GN3
Follow us: @Investopedia on Twitter
Profitability and increase share value don't happen overnight. That is not a realistic expectation. If your looking to all of a sudden "get rich quick" in a security, none of us are that lucky
We're talking about a company that is trying to grow here. REASONABLE slip ups are to be expected. There are always unexpected pitfalls. If you've ever worked in a start up, you would realize this.
Goals were stated in the shareholders letter. I'm sure some may be missed or delayed. It doesn't mean you don't hold management accountable for their actions, but give some reasonable leeway. NTEK doesn't totally control the whole business situation, it involves multi-billion dollar companies that can at times move like molasses. I also don't want NTEK to deliver news based on speculation. I wantreal news, good or bad, so I can make a sound investment decision. JMHO
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