Well Spoke you entitled to be negative. But lets clearify things a bit. Above the article is a large picture of Ray and below it is the caption "Ray Willenberg Jr.,chairman of New Visual Corp....." So whereas the writer of this article maybe confused at times, it is set straight and accurate at the start.
Additionally the article is about the movie and is good publicity, especially when Ray say; "Movies are our passion, but technology is the business," he said.
Ray indicates in this article he has no plans for additional films and the technology side will be far more profitable. If the tech wasn't working or had problems, One would certainly not cut off a future in movies that could be financially rewarding.
Ok, Spoke lets say you are a potential "Rolodex" investor, you are familiar with Brad. You would then also be familiar with his resume and the history of NVC. This article would mean nothing to you. You would have direct information about our technology and that is what would matter. Certainly I am not saying all information is public now, but any professional would not be confused about this article and what we are doing. Admittedly most are waiting like us for the official unvailing.
This article will be read by potentially a million readers. It is the individual investor that will read this article and perhaps pursue further into investing in NVEI and want a part of a business that will become far more profitable than "Step into Liquid".
And since being perhaps you think "overly optomistic" I will remove all doubt, I can't help but remember Qualcom buying the naming rights of Jack Murphy stadium. I thought what a stupid name, a wireless company. If I had looked further into that company that was splashing on the scene. I could have....well, speculative developmental companies are for dreamers. This article is good publicity. Where it goes from here is entirely up the the management of New Visual. The door is open.
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