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