I sent an email to NEAH, and urge others to do the same requesting that NEAH management release any non-proprietary information regarding contracts that are being set, or production schedules for any non-prototype units, or even more joint-venture plans. I reminded them that NEAH is at a critical point in their development and that even if they were NOT to pursue AMEX listing at this time, the very factors that would make them eligible for that listing are what they need to accomplish to interest the institutional investors that will be the main funding source for growth into a viable company. I reminded them that the market is a fickle place, and once interest is lost, once the good buzz about a company fades or is disappointed, it is very difficult to regenerate. Right now, NEAH has suffered significant loss of positive buzz and if they don't do something to get it back, they will be in a world of hurt...and so will their long-suffering supporters.
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