If you bought Ntek for .01 back in May 2013 and held your breakeven point would be .25 due to split right? No after six years of inflation b/e closer to .30. Then factor in loss of available money during six years of alternative investment and it adds up. So for me I've stuck around because I believe in the product and believe it can be a money maker for Ntek. Startups usually take 7 years to become profitable. With funding it could happen very quickly and as much as ten times current expectations.