You have provided a good insight. The problem with ELTP and disgruntled shareholders really have nothing to do with pinning down exact percentages and or "what are they hiding from us?' The crux of the matter is that people who bought below the current price are happy and the people who bought above the current price are not. I realize that is an over simplification, but it is what it is. ELTP, and by extension, Naz, are doing an exceptional job. They are moving steadily ahead and we make progress each day. The bone of contention is that this stock went to .97 and then came back down. While stocks going up and down are how the market works, when you are on the wrong side of a trade, it must be someones fault, and it sure won't be "mine" Most people have no concept of negotiation and the steps involved. They do not understand non disclosure nor the need for such an instrument, especially if one believes that this is costing one money.In real life we all negotiate, for instance, I collect guns. People know what I look for and are always asking what I paid for a particular piece. I never reveal what I pay for an item as to do so would hamper my ability to purchase from someone who knows what Im looking for. If i disclose that I paid X amount for a Colt Detective Special, Im pretty much locked in to that price when another is brought my way. If Naz were to say we negotiated a 6% royalty with epic, why would I give them more for their next product. I personally think that as the SP approaches the .50 to .70 cent range, we will see people start to think less emotionally and look at ELTP with more logic. Money may not necessarily make ELTP investors and traders happy, but it sure won't piss them off. As always, GLTA and this is all IMHO.
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