Fred, most folks here look forward to the company becoming a reporting company and for the company to get its Nasdaq listing. This is fine and good. And if NETZ can accomplish same under a year, this would be remarkable. Wouldn't you agree?
The big catch, of course, is people want verification of the earlier claim that the company held revenues greater than Doubleclick. Indeed, a verification of this would be substantial news and would resoundingly echo throughout the internet stock sector.
But there's something else to look forward to when NETZ becomes a reporting company. By virtue of its regular reporting requirement, it will have to perform as it says it will. Otherwise investors, down the road, will look the other way.
And one more thing. When this audit is released we'll also finally see a coherent business plan. It'll provide a clear definition of the respective components operating within the company and what can be expected in the future.
Believe me, no one is more frustrated than I that release of the audit report has been delayed. But on the other hand, I learned a valuable lesson: Don't play the margin game with a penny stock, as there are too many unknowns that can affect its share price.
Sure, they'll be a new phase. In the future, we'll all be talking about NETZ differently than the way we do today. My only wish is that this could have happened yesterday. But what good is that wish going to do me? It's with patience I go on. And now that my margin has been called, this wait is now easier for me.
In the meanwhile, I'm 100% long until I can get to the point where the only money I'll have remaining in the till will have come from NETZ profits. Then I'll take my original NETZ investment money and go off and find something else controversial. After all, one has to risk failure. |
