I cannot think of any financial adviser who would have recommended buying into an OTC stock as speculative as NEAH with failed mergers, failed commercializing attempts, and moving target goal setting.
They cannot even update a website to remove defunct links to a failed crowdfunding attempt, or even an old defunct investor relations site. If they cannot be bothered to perform even simple housekeeping, how serious can they be ? Professionalism does not happen spuriously.
Yet the pumpers here blame long term investors complaints as the reason why the stock is at a fraction of a penny.
There is a reason why you aren't a stock adviser either Bull.
It is my belief, that the letter to shareholders part I and II were an attempt to slow the end of year tax loss selling and "save ", ha, the pathetic stock price spiral.
I don't think they will announce a funding event this quarter or at least the event they proclaimed in the PR.
JMHO
Bill