Not claiming to be an expert by any stretch and ne
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Posted On: 10/06/2016 12:49:24 PM
Not claiming to be an expert by any stretch and never did, but I am not without some knowledge of how a company operates....but I will pose a question to you...
You are running a company and have intimate knowledge of how a business was operating and how the business environment works in that market, better knowledge than any of the shareholders.
If you knew in the long term, silence on the company's operations will be to the long term benefit of both the company and the shareholders, would you be quiet ?
If you want to run a company...you should go start one ...
If you invest in a company...you research it as best as you can and make a decision whether that investment is correct for you.
At that point you are essentially trusting in the management of that company's ability to move it forward and make money.
You monitor the companies performance. (and I don't mean reading company pr's , that's mostly fluff anyway) to determine if the company is operating to your expectations...continuous DD to decide if you want to stay invested or not . Any company will only give you so much information anyway...
Pretty simple, investment 101. There's enough info out there to determine if NTEK's making good progress or not....my DD says there is.
The stuff you want to know is probably the same stuff the competition wants to know.
If you've in this stock for awhile, you know exactly what happens when NTEK relays information prematurely.
I would frankly prefer the company just shut up and do whatever it takes to make both me and the company successful.
Guess you just have to decide if that approach is acceptable or not to you, because I don't think the company is going to change their strategy.
I'm not trying to be a jerk about it.....I think it just might be the reality for this company at the present time. Take it for what you will...
GL
You are running a company and have intimate knowledge of how a business was operating and how the business environment works in that market, better knowledge than any of the shareholders.
If you knew in the long term, silence on the company's operations will be to the long term benefit of both the company and the shareholders, would you be quiet ?
If you want to run a company...you should go start one ...
If you invest in a company...you research it as best as you can and make a decision whether that investment is correct for you.
At that point you are essentially trusting in the management of that company's ability to move it forward and make money.
You monitor the companies performance. (and I don't mean reading company pr's , that's mostly fluff anyway) to determine if the company is operating to your expectations...continuous DD to decide if you want to stay invested or not . Any company will only give you so much information anyway...
Pretty simple, investment 101. There's enough info out there to determine if NTEK's making good progress or not....my DD says there is.
The stuff you want to know is probably the same stuff the competition wants to know.
If you've in this stock for awhile, you know exactly what happens when NTEK relays information prematurely.
I would frankly prefer the company just shut up and do whatever it takes to make both me and the company successful.
Guess you just have to decide if that approach is acceptable or not to you, because I don't think the company is going to change their strategy.
I'm not trying to be a jerk about it.....I think it just might be the reality for this company at the present time. Take it for what you will...
GL
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