zero from me. others? idk. experienced investo
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Posted On: 09/25/2014 10:31:18 PM
zero from me. others? idk.
experienced investors should know not to expect audited fin's at this point. ntek has surprised in the past. but getting audits completed at this stage would be other-worldy
super-human. too much other (more important) things going on. the successful launch of at least five new products (and generating revenues being priorities 1 through 50)
another problem experienced investors understand - audits are not exclusively in the companies hands. audits take time, energy, resources and hours upon hours of auditor interruptions, questions, requests and happens on their timeline (not nteks)
ntek has been growing very fast. ntek must first put "auditing systems" (fiscal management systems - and/or a CFO) in place now to efficiently manage seven locations, six divisions, multiple products, et. al...
audit 2014 around q1 '15 at the earliest i'd say
personally. i don't care about audits. its a subtle way for short interest to appear to address a "legitimate" concern. but anything that takes away from revenue-creation (at this stage) is not something i would ever be in favor of on any stock
also, all stocks on otc current info or lower are "dark". none are required to report. bottom-line is this - either a person believes they have products and a functional business or you don't. if you do, you buy the stock and hold. if not you flip, short, scalp, swing, day trade
many may choose to flip, short, scalp and/or swing/day trade even if they believe. part of the otc conditioning. but i believe the far greater gains are in accumulating this puppy. hence my growing position in the stock
just my opinion. everyone free to form their own - that's just mine
experienced investors should know not to expect audited fin's at this point. ntek has surprised in the past. but getting audits completed at this stage would be other-worldy
super-human. too much other (more important) things going on. the successful launch of at least five new products (and generating revenues being priorities 1 through 50)
another problem experienced investors understand - audits are not exclusively in the companies hands. audits take time, energy, resources and hours upon hours of auditor interruptions, questions, requests and happens on their timeline (not nteks)
ntek has been growing very fast. ntek must first put "auditing systems" (fiscal management systems - and/or a CFO) in place now to efficiently manage seven locations, six divisions, multiple products, et. al...
audit 2014 around q1 '15 at the earliest i'd say
personally. i don't care about audits. its a subtle way for short interest to appear to address a "legitimate" concern. but anything that takes away from revenue-creation (at this stage) is not something i would ever be in favor of on any stock
also, all stocks on otc current info or lower are "dark". none are required to report. bottom-line is this - either a person believes they have products and a functional business or you don't. if you do, you buy the stock and hold. if not you flip, short, scalp, swing, day trade
many may choose to flip, short, scalp and/or swing/day trade even if they believe. part of the otc conditioning. but i believe the far greater gains are in accumulating this puppy. hence my growing position in the stock
just my opinion. everyone free to form their own - that's just mine
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