5mill shares are nothing. a third choice is short-interest. which can achieve the benefit of grabbing increased supply lower (to cover) AND frustrate underwater (visibly frustrated and vocal) shareholders

although 5milly isn't really enough to make a real strong profit for a retail investor. hedge funds with huge capital reserved (ca retail) welcome 5-25% swings in price. where else can they yield those returns within a few days, weeks or over months of intermittent capital exposure?

either way. my plan has been to absorb shares at the bid. until the technical indicators and charts say otherwise. doing so provides capital protection for my currently invested shares. maximizes profit (vs buying at the ask). hedges against shorting (reduces their profit margins too). and for many other reasons, including supporting a recovery and trend reversal. typically to certain conditions as found with ntek atm

besides, although we cannot time the market. we can look to catalysts and point to the added interest and buying pressure we can expect they'll provide

gl

i think its a great time to be accumulating ntek. of course that's just my opinion. everyone to do as their research suggests