nanotech may have just relieved ntek shareholders of any further dilution. buying films, acquiring licencing rights, et. al. is expensive

ntek just bought a new tick and shell. i'm guessing they'll put content in it. ntek shareholders will get a percentage of the business revenues as a majority owner of the subsidiary. meanwhile, the new shell can support raising more money to acquire more money-making content

the issue with content is that quality commands money up-front (for licensing rights). would not be surprised if ntek brings in investors and/or content providers who take a stake in exchange for content. we'll see

surely ignoramuses are discussing the shell's past. history, principles, prior dealings, et. al.. all of which mean diddly-squat in the grand scheme of new ownership and operations going forward

plus the float, o/s and a/s is extremely low (a/s - 45 million)
http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/HVEL/profile

all of which suggests that any money-raising activities can be directed from the new ntek majority-owned subsidiary, hvel

let the share buybacks begin. might be time to move from bid-sitting to a more active accumulation strategy as we learn what the company says over the next few days