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Posted On: 02/03/2017 9:48:35 AM
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Re: mikemc1001 #72806
Wholeheartedly disagree. If NTEK had the funds for a small or even token buyback (retiring shares) would be a Godsend. It would certainly send a message to current and potential new investors that any further dilution would be highly unlikely and that the company had the CONFIDENCE in a high growth rate in their future profits and revenues.
I am not saying NTEK has the funds for a buyback or would even consider one at this early stage of our recovery but to say a buyback would not be a good thing or would merely cause a short term bump in the PPS is ludicrous (and that is being kind).
Also the PPS is going to make many major surges upwards from where we are sitting now so if they were to consider a buyback it would be much much cheaper now and give us more bang for the buck if it were to happen now before the PPS reaches dollars.
NTEK & NTGL = $$$ GOLDMINE $$$
I am not saying NTEK has the funds for a buyback or would even consider one at this early stage of our recovery but to say a buyback would not be a good thing or would merely cause a short term bump in the PPS is ludicrous (and that is being kind).
Also the PPS is going to make many major surges upwards from where we are sitting now so if they were to consider a buyback it would be much much cheaper now and give us more bang for the buck if it were to happen now before the PPS reaches dollars.
NTEK & NTGL = $$$ GOLDMINE $$$
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