calling the old followers of nido, page-12

There is a sad reality here...

Shareholders would have been better off with their funds elsewhere in the last 12 months or so.

This is not a reflection of the company or it's people by the way, who I feel are progressing significant assets appropriately, nore is it a reflection on missed timelines, which are not entirely NDO's falt.

No...the poor performance of the share price is a direct reflection of the brutal and somewhat callous nature of institutional profiling of the register...sadly the compamy has already been sold to the gighest bidder.

The other unfortunate issue is that now that the company is well and truly in their hands, future dilution is virtually assured...and rather than taking place at say 50 or 60c, where the stock may have reached without the blatant manipulation we see from day to day, it will now be at much ower prices, further diluting the mums and dads out of existence.

This is they way it is done sadly, whenever a significant asset falls into the hands of a junior...they buy your stock, gain contol of the free float, then screw you down, via your stock price, until your ars.e is there's.

Biggest mistake was moving the focus too far away from the average holders and effectively handing the company on a platter to these larger players.

At a time of high energy prices, when the wider market is going gang-busters...and indeed NDO is achieving considerable milestones, the share price has stagnated under the pressure of "profiling"

They will no doubt do well in time...but only when the larger players let it...and sadly I fear with very few of those who provided the initial support when the company really needed it.

Cheers!