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DG,
It is a bit like baking a cake.
You can eat each one of the ingredients individually and obtain the nutrition but if you want to experience the full value of the culinary experience the you need to keep adding all the ingredients to the mixing bowl, agitating it properly and baking it to perfection.
If you want to can run your finger around the bowl and the mixing spoon to gain some short term excitement and anticipation of the final product.
You may also if you want remove the mix from the oven early and consume the partly cooked ensemble but clearly doing it properly, cooking it to perfection, icing it and adding the condiments turns out the absolute best outcome.

NWE is baking A2 to perfection and when it is finished the final outcome will, in my opinion be financially worth the wait.
The catch is of course we have to pay for the ingredients, the cooking utensils and the power to cook the thing.
It is obvious that it is going to cost a bit to get there but go back to the calculations that ShrewdCrude has done to get appreciation of the flavour of what is coming.
If some of you were in the kitchen with a chef and you were passing the comments you are so keen to share here, I am sure that he would grab his sharpest knife and shorten your favourite appendage.
The market is the market, but the company and the A2 program are being well managed and if you don't like it invest elsewhere and save those of us who have done our research and due diligence, the bleatings of insecurity.