Mr. Macklin: It is critical to all of our emotional health to put Naxos into the high risk, high reward category of our portfolios. It is not a good long term plan to keep watching where our stock price is in comparison to our latest news and decide how we are doing based on that price. And even more so, as was already pointed out, we cannot get depressed when we see good news and the stock does not maintain a steady rise in price.
We have ALOT left to prove. WE get excited because we are living and breathing this stuff and when we see good news, it paints a very broad stroke picture for us because we put any little piece of good news into our bigger picture and see it coming together. The market needs to see the picture virtually complete for it to say, "yes, now I see what you see".
Don't get me wrong. I am well known as a Naxos supporter, but keep in mind, the market as a whole can't even spell Naxos let alone understand how this Desert Dirt thing may actually have some validity to it.
Keep your eye on where we are heading. We are making steady progress, the numbers are great, management is investing in all the right things (multiple independent testing facilities, recovery facility) and the proof will begin to build up with each passing week now that we have multiple labs coming on line.
Don't worry about the daily price. Keep an eye on real results, real progress and the great direction we are heading. Check out the Maxam release posted before, it gives you a great barometer as to where we are - over 10X the PM concentrations, and much faster results out of Ledoux (really!).
Hang in there and learn to take "Naxos Free" breaks. I just came off one and think I will head back on one again. It makes a world of difference.
Regards,
Tom F. |
