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Re: energyisking post# 1832

Tuesday, 01/23/2007 9:34:45 AM

Tuesday, January 23, 2007 9:34:45 AM

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"The management of the company has no effect on the motivations of the seller, so your statement regarding them 'allowing' the sellers actions is inaccurate. They cannot do anything, another's actions are just a fact of life and market forces of one sort or another."

I completely agree that management has no control regarding individual buyers' or sellers' actions. However, there was a much greater point in my post, which does directly reflect the responsibility of management. Interviews stating what plans are being made, hiring new consultants, etc. show work is being done; however, releasing substantial PRs regarding the fulfillment of those "promises" is the only way management of a pinksheet company can prove credibility. Period.

By not releasing substantial and promised information and with the average daily volume being low, it "allows" a large seller to "control" the stock price. There's no mystery in that.

Again, I understand the potential of NNLX, but management needs to show shareholders and potential shareholders that promises made (some a year old by now) are being fulfilled.

That's just an honest shareholder's opinion.