nickyKO, From all that I've read, none of the competition has what we have. Not one of them can use a single pair of twisted telephone wire and apply their technology to it. True, someone can, I suppose, duplicate our invention and scoop us. That would have been the case 1,2,3 or more years ago as well.
Why weren't we so bent out of shape back then? I mean, then laws of physics are always there, waiting to have superior intellects/engineers do what our team has apparently done, yet we are the ones, so far as we know, getting closer to the brass ring.
Beating up on Brad may be a diversion for the ultra-frustration creeping - nay, galloping - into our ranks, especially since we don't know the financial status of the company. That does not mean, that NVI also doesn't know what our financial status is, to state the obvious. Nor does it mean that they won't tell us when they are ready to. Blackout is blackout, whether we like it or not. If we agree that premature release of information could spell the death knell for the company, then it follows that we must accept their decisions blindly - or not and sell our stock. We are shareholders who freely bought into the company and who did our DD - hopefully - knowing full well that it was a developmental stage company and that we'd have to sit tight for an unspecified length of time until
the ducks got all lined up and the gates swung open,
letting the good times roll and our patience rewarded. We have to accept that this is taking more time than we ever thought we'd have to spend sans reward, or, again, cash in. They simply are not going to reduce their salaries for reasons I mentioned in my last post, so I suggest we move on from that vexing subject - to nearly all concerned, I might add - to whatever else captures our attention. Good luck to all.
Rob
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