Black, I understand the frustration and can't comment on your...

Black, I understand the frustration and can't comment on your risk profile but let's be honest NST's sp was volatile prior to entry to the asx200 NST's sp went from 1.14 to 60 odd cents.

Selling into HFT activity actually perpetuates what you are bemoaning and is the reason bigger players engage in HFT (collect shares from weak hands). I also know it is easy to say and much under to do but you yourself say how strong NST is fundamentally which is only reaffirmed by the recent press detailing the strength and potential of NST's current assets.

Participants in the market don't always help themselves failing to appreciate the big boys always have an advantage not limited to the share market also access to cheaper lending rates and alike. Nor do many smaller investors understand inherent risks before investing or that HFT is common place in the market (and simply limited to NST).

GLTA