alan, your comments are fair and obviously at this point in time...

alan, your comments are fair and obviously at this point in time the market agrees with you for if it didnt zyl would have gone to 15-20cps today.

however please just reflect on this for a moment. you are talking about a company with a market cap of less than $10 million. you are not talking about a company with a cap of $50 million or $100 million. if you do a bit of research you will see that when Nick Sikiotis took over a lot changed with the company. it was acknowledged that zyl had experienced difficulties penetrating the market because many of their products were overpriced and they faced much bigger and stiffer opposition. look at the current business model, rather than fight the opposition Sikiotis has joined partnerships with all of the major players which exposes zyl to a massive market.

the deals are beginning to flow as a result. i think it would be fair to say that in the past couple of months zyl has won more deals than it has in the past several years. due to the history it is going to take a while for trust to be built but seriously, name a company with a market cap this low that offers similar potential. you simply wont find one. also research julian dinsdale who just joined the board, why would the chairman of a $300 mill + company (CFU) be interested in becoming a director in a dog stock? quite simply he wouldnt, he doesnt need the cash that badly.

if zyl was capped at $50 mill or $100 mill you would be fully justified in your comments and to some degree you still are. but the current shareprice offers far greater upside than downside in the short, medium and long term future imho.