Boards thoughts on this> Isn't the typical life cycle of a normal penny stock that has not chance of making it to a real company status, getted pumped up and then shorted and eventually the company gets delisted. If Ntek were a typical penny stock, then it would have been trading in the $1 range, and would have been shorted to the point of delisting.
Because Ntek is the real deal, Shorts have the best of both worlds, don't let it run, because they couldn't recover. Keep it where it's at, because there will people continuing to invest in a legitmate company. If the shorts keep this strategy as people continue to invest, wouldn't NTek have to do a massive reverse split to get out of the pinks. That's my biggest fear