One can say a lot about the people running this company - and I will gladly join in giving all kind of names - but they are no fools. So my guess is that they kind of accidently ran out of money at the end of Q2.
I don't believe it is a tactic to renegotiate the deal, as it would be a very weird tactic to start negotiating by not paying.
I also do not believe that they have no access to funds. It comes at a high price, so they have to take great care, but if they need to, I'm sure they can still raise the money they need.
So the cash problem at the end of Q2 was some kind of unexpected incident, I think. Which would mean they had expected higher sales. Or some clients were late paying. Or sth. like that.
This may not sound very reassuring but it can also mean that they see higher sales just around the corner.
The high margins and the cost reduction we've seen in Q2 are very promising imo. So I don't agree this stock goes nowhere. I think there is a money machine in the making.
I've been comparing NRTI to MSLP a lot to see where we could be going. By the way I bought some MSLP shares recently as I think something big is bound to happen there soon.
NRTI could go the same route. I do agree NRTI will be for sale some day. But if they gain a bit more traction with their brands, it will not be sold cheap and we will all be greatly rewarded
