danish deal, page-22

re: record number of nms posts in one day In the best interests of generating value for YOUR (portion of the) company as quickly as possible, you could leave management alone to do their main job. While keeping the market informed is part of management's job, answering emails from short term traders is a total waste of time. (With respect to the longer term holders, of whom the company should truly value.)

As far as the management treating the company as a private company for the time being ... if they are (which is very debatable) GREAT ! If they are treating my investment with the same care and passion for long term wealth creation as that of their own investment in the company, I couldn't be happier. Additionally, I would prefer they spend time concentrating on business generation rather than reporting every passing second of progress to the market for the sakes of traders watching the price raise and fall a few cents over a matter of a few days. The Danish deal although taking time, will happen if and when it is ready. If soon, great. If not, then with the display of dynamism and commitment management has already shown, investors can be be confident management is working hard in other directions to realise the true potential of this unique technology.

Rest assured, management will report any truly relevant developments that have potential to seriously influence share price in due time and when necessary; as that IS their job (under Corporations Act laws).

Stop hassling management. Let them spend time on more important matters within YOUR company (if you in fact hold). Five minutes replying to your individual emails is five minutes they could be on the phone with potential customers, negotiating contracts, etc, etc.

Or said in another way, (if you don't mind wasting management's time and value in the company you have invested in), please stop wasting the limited and valuable time management has for the sake of true investors wishing this company the best possible future. Management is in the best position to know what is most appropriate for the growth of the company at this stage.

While an intense following of NMS is good, the trading fingers of some on this site seem very itchy ... just wait, be patient ! Rome wasn't built in a day.

And if you can't be a patient "investor" in NMS, management probably doesn't care anyway. Just remember that companies are not grown for the sakes of traders making a quick buck over a few cents here and there. Companies are grown to create long term value for shareHOLDERS.