I guess what I'm saying Atlas is, lets try not to
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Posted On: 02/08/2017 11:04:42 AM
I guess what I'm saying Atlas is, lets try not to panic before it is warranted. We don't know the terms of stock incentive, over what time frame, amounts, etc...
I received a stock incentive that payed me so many shares over a period of 5 years. They still had to be budgeted in advance and planned for during the year they were issued, not all at once.
Also, no one is going to like further dilution. As I read prior to the RS there was still going to be dilution, but it was going to be at a substantially lower rate then we have previously experienced. We might even get to a point of profitability so it wont be required.
NTEK is still small, growing and from time to time, will need to dilute for this, that and the other...like any small company that sells stock. That's why they sell stock....I don't think it is realistic to expect them to stop doing that until they become profitable. I don't expect them to dilute to the same extent they use to...(hopefully). That is part of what got up into a fiscal pickle in the first place.
I am just counseling patience until we have more pieces to the puzzle to work with. We're investing in the future here. Ivan has enough confidence to throw his own bankroll behind the company. I think that in itself says something....
I received a stock incentive that payed me so many shares over a period of 5 years. They still had to be budgeted in advance and planned for during the year they were issued, not all at once.
Also, no one is going to like further dilution. As I read prior to the RS there was still going to be dilution, but it was going to be at a substantially lower rate then we have previously experienced. We might even get to a point of profitability so it wont be required.
NTEK is still small, growing and from time to time, will need to dilute for this, that and the other...like any small company that sells stock. That's why they sell stock....I don't think it is realistic to expect them to stop doing that until they become profitable. I don't expect them to dilute to the same extent they use to...(hopefully). That is part of what got up into a fiscal pickle in the first place.
I am just counseling patience until we have more pieces to the puzzle to work with. We're investing in the future here. Ivan has enough confidence to throw his own bankroll behind the company. I think that in itself says something....
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