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Re: athrinel post# 3819

Tuesday, 03/17/2015 1:22:57 PM

Tuesday, March 17, 2015 1:22:57 PM

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Thank you athrinel! My recommendation if I was holding shares from the old company is to get on the board of the new company. Work it out. A lot depends on what the charter of the company states and its board of governance both in the old company and in the new company. Most ethical business practice are to square up even in the event of a new pathway and eventually a new company. That has been my experience. But it is again a matter of timing. We all know sometimes you back a horse and just when you are going to give up it takes off. I wouldn't, imo, be a basher of the company but find a way to work it out. Get on the board and mandate a fair practice of the old company and with terms to stage the exchange to better your position and the company. I would think that would be ongoing and happening. Action is better than no action and my understanding action by complaint is filed. Now get pro active and give this new company lift. IN the meantime go $NTCHF...the future looks bright and brighter if they can clear up the old shareholders grief. But for now their energies need to be on the front line making deals and making money. It is a jungle out there...investing wisely is not as easy as it use to be.