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Gold/Mining/Energy : Zentek Ltd. -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Sam who wrote (17125)	9/20/2018 2:07:37 PM
From: Antlizzie	6 Recommendations Recommended By Canseco Mister D Reflection roadguy513 ValuHunter and 1 more member Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 54160

Going back to the vote between green and yellow, I remember people writing and saying their proxy had not been delivered to them. The advice then was to phone your broker and ask for the proxy number. Having that allows you to vote. In fact it seems that is all you need. I am sure this may answer your problem. Voting is important. We must support the people we put in place and not show the public we do not care by not voting. Perhaps a lot of non-voting shareholders gave AE a false conception in the first place and led to the event that happened. The use of "perhaps" is important. As far as the good news relationship to the share price. This is a problem that dates back to the very beginning of Zenyatta. On only two occasions I remember did the share price rise. Once to around the $5 mark and a second time to about $3.75 and may not have been the result of news. Most times good news caused a sell-off and by now I am used to it. However, our present BOD are working hard to organize the company to move ahead. Zenyatta is not followed and supported well by the financial community so it is not promoted. I think our BOD are working hard and they will get results. It will take something "dramatic" to catch the attention of the investing public. My hope is that a low float and tightly held shares will surprise a lot of people. Liz