Lest we forget we are at war with a well heeled, well connected enemy who wants to destroy us so they have 100% tax free gains. Has management made mistakes? Sure they have. The first mistake was no doubt underestimating or not knowing enough about its enemy. Had more been known and precautions taken we never would have suffered the reverse split. Remember companies go public to access capital and they do that by selling shares. The selling of those shares has to be done prudently and spending done by startups must be done very very carefully especially when you are being stalked by an enemy.
So no question about it mistakes were made and management has learned a lot about our enemy and much of that education was costly both to the company as well as its shareholders. I think Ivan is turning this ship around and while I don't expect it to be accomplished in a quarter to two I do expect to see steady progress. We are getting prompt responses from IR and there has been no dilution for some time. We also have a published calendar indicating the films that are being remastered. When the litigation against the company is resolved yet another goal will have been achieved.
When an update on the distribution of our NTGL shares is announced we will truly be cleaning up a lot of matters that have hung over our company like a dark cloud. Then perhaps we will finally get those audited financials followed by news of an uplist. Our steady accumulation of shares has wounded our enemy and an uplist would require a full accounting of all shares. This is a high risk high reward investment but I like what I have seen since Ivan came on board and our secret investor got involved. Go NTEK!!!