So the ultimate goal of the MM's is to drive the company out of business, as I always suspected. I have followed this stock intently for the last 6-8 months and it seemed a few months back that NTEK was definitely on the ropes and I don't think anyone would've been surprised if they folded their tents. I could understand the MM's smelling blood in the water and attacking. But now, with all the great news abound and some real solid business plans and connections in place, I guess I don't understand why the MM's are still going.

Between the CES trade show, SHM, proxy votes and solid key personnel acquisitions, I really thought we would distant ourselves from the 1.8 to 2.2 cent range we have ping ponged in for too long. Are the MM's keeping us in this range? What's the best way to counter this (continually buy shares and hold?)? If NTEK shows no signs of going out of business, what is the MM's end game? Do they cover their shorts as NTEK revenues ramp up?

I know Rome was not built in a day and I continue to be patient as I will for all of 2018. In reality, the fact that the MM's held us down for this long actually worked to my benefit as I was able to accumulate more shares 2 cents I would have gladly bought at 3. I might actually be thanking them later this year.

Thank you all for your input and definitions as I went from completely lost to now only somewhat lost.