Guys, I do respect your opinions, but as you might have expected, I do not completely agree.
As a matter of fact, I think I'm one of the long-term, patient investors Nutrion is referring to. I bought my shares back in december last year. It's true I sold quite a few, just like some other patient investors have done in the last weeks and months.
That's why I don't think sharing my thoughts is harmful.
I'm pretty sure they do listen at NRTI headquarters. They might not agree, and they don't have to, but I'm sure they read what's being said here. And they might as well think about it.
Having said that, it's my pleasure to announce another silence period for me. You're all quite right that there is no sense in repeating it over and over again. So it's all yours again (;
Meanwhile I will be paying attention to other stocks and options in my portfolio cause I think it's an exciting time for investors with so many over- and undervalued companies jumping around at the moment.
My stake in NRTI is good as it is. It's an amount I'm prepared to loose if all would go wrong. And it's enough to enjoy if things turn out just fine.
Good luck all (and keep an eye on the share count - it's really important cause a factor ten in amount of shares could be the difference between 1 dollar and 10 cents one day)
