Start ups invest money during R&D and aren't expected to be profitable out of the chute. Most investors know that going in or at least they should. So investing in an OTC, while inexpensive in terms of actual dollars, can and is risky business. So choose wisely. I'm adding more at these levels.
And I'd like to point out another thing. For the people out there who believe in NTEK and the products they are just now bringing to the mass market. If you thought it was a good buy at a nickle or ten cents, you've got to ask yourself, what's changed? NTEK has added content and continues to build. Rome wasn't built in a day, neither was Netflix, Microsoft, Apple you name it. Really nothing negative has changed at NTEK but the price that is unless you listen to the people who want to instill fear in shareholders.
Did you plan on selling it today, next week or next month or did you see the longer term potential? In a week or a month or next quarter when it's much higher, you'll be kicking yourself for questioning what you already knew in the first place. NTEK is a diamond in the rough. Heck, this could very easily double in a day. Been there done that several times already. Yep, it may languish for a minute but a scam, hardly. What I really like about NTEK is that you can see it, touch it, feel it, so to speak. It's an easy concept to wrap your head around. I like investing in companies where I use the products and understand the business model.
Don't make hasty, fear based decisions because they're almost always poor ones that you'll regret later on.
Atlas1
NTEK...GET SUMMM!!!
