I don't feel too bad Denny but next time I'll wait
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Posted On: 07/29/2015 12:36:03 AM
I don't feel too bad Denny but next time I'll wait a little while longer before I make such harsh criticism of a company I'm heavily invested in. On the other hand, one could argue it is because of shareholder persistence that we received a shareholder update at all. I don't ever recall owning a stock, particularly an OTC, where I've had this much confidence. NTEK is still an OTC stock and management still needs to have their feet held to the fire and reminded that shareholders are closely watching and get NERVOUS when promises made are promises broken. In that same regard, here's something to think about:
It's not enough for an OTC company just to be right, they must also look right.
Today NTEK looked right in the eyes of the shareholders and that my friends instills confidence in eyes of the investment community!
As far as shorts and flippers are concerned, they both knew the risks just like us. The bashers and those who engage in character assassination, let them be damned!
Atlas1
NTEK...GET SUMMM!!!
It's not enough for an OTC company just to be right, they must also look right.
Today NTEK looked right in the eyes of the shareholders and that my friends instills confidence in eyes of the investment community!
As far as shorts and flippers are concerned, they both knew the risks just like us. The bashers and those who engage in character assassination, let them be damned!
Atlas1
NTEK...GET SUMMM!!!
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