Oh boy..... Let's try this one more time. When t
Post# of 9144
Posted On: 12/26/2016 6:20:46 PM
Oh boy.....
Let's try this one more time.
When the PROJECT later incorporated by Steve Jobs was first developed by a company other than Jobs but not fully recognized for it's VALUE commercially. It was seen by Xerox as basically worthless by that company which their R&D department PARC developed.
It took a person of vision to realize the true worth of this technology. The investors nor company and therefore the market recognized the true VALUE of this product.
With the technology we here are using, does anyone recognize a TRUE VALUE FOR NNLX?
I know the market value is .08 per share!
Think of this another way..........
We are all (as investors) collectively sitting in the chairs of SHARK TANK. NNLX walks in and asks for our investments.
What would the questions be?
How much business have you done?
How diluted are the principles?
What is the competition?
What can your company provide that another can't?
Are ALL your products/processes protected by patents?
Etc,etc,etc............
Think about it........I don't think screaming at "ships passing in the the night" is productive.
Just let us collectively educate and explain why anyone should be an investor in NNLX and let's move on.
Let's try this one more time.
When the PROJECT later incorporated by Steve Jobs was first developed by a company other than Jobs but not fully recognized for it's VALUE commercially. It was seen by Xerox as basically worthless by that company which their R&D department PARC developed.
It took a person of vision to realize the true worth of this technology. The investors nor company and therefore the market recognized the true VALUE of this product.
With the technology we here are using, does anyone recognize a TRUE VALUE FOR NNLX?
I know the market value is .08 per share!
Think of this another way..........
We are all (as investors) collectively sitting in the chairs of SHARK TANK. NNLX walks in and asks for our investments.
What would the questions be?
How much business have you done?
How diluted are the principles?
What is the competition?
What can your company provide that another can't?
Are ALL your products/processes protected by patents?
Etc,etc,etc............
Think about it........I don't think screaming at "ships passing in the the night" is productive.
Just let us collectively educate and explain why anyone should be an investor in NNLX and let's move on.
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