i would first say be careful with generalizations.

i would first say be careful with generalizations. some people are flipping a stock. their
interest is in hype. others are more long-term oriented, they tend to discourage hype and
want to see proof, data, and facts. then there are shorts (and flippers who are currently
out of the stock) so i'd be more specific. either way that provides ammunition for whichever
army is looking to attack the stock for their own self-interest.

i am not surprised that the pps is where it is. people bought into an idea that the company
should have had product out. though the research doesn't support that thinking. then the
holidays. one could guess that people needed money for bills, gifts, holiday needs, vacations,
or maybe even lost patience, saw the trend and sold, whatever.

i think the key is knowing one's own investment goals and thinking along those lines. for me,
i see a company building a strong future. i can verify their actions and behaviors so i am going
to stay long (value play) as long as they keep it up.

but these events ingram, foxconn, nvidia, and other partners, they build over time i think. mostly
because people don't have a real clue what they are looking at, takes time to research ntek
properly, they have multiple divisions and products.

when ntek announced that they are beginning their audits for the year. sometime b/n q1 and q2
i would believe, then we'll get some serious attention (not all of it good, btw). and also when
they drop financials and do the shareholder meeting we'll have great guidance from which
to view this investment.

i also agree with you, the ces will help a great deal. ntek is on the come, with lots of
value and upside but that is coming from someone long the stock who is fairly confident
in the leadership, expertise, staff, divisions, follow-through and all the rest.

and i expect to hold through next year if all continues to go as it has. think about this, if ntek
sells 100,000 nuvola's in yr one that will be about $20 mill gr from one product in one division.
if they close out 2013 having met their expectations $8 mill then you can see the growth from
year over year and start getting an idea where this is going. so will many others. if they audit
like they said and successfully launch other products the stock should be hitting valuations in
the hundreds of mill's on merit. remember, next year we should expect the o/s to be at no 
more than 488 mill so $.50 is a 244 mill market cap. no biggie for a company that just did
about $25-$35 mill in its second year being audited for uplisting and just off a first year of
$8 mill. nothing to sneeze at, that's for sure.

nanotech has many more products coming. this, is just the start. 
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