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EOS is a difficult business to comprehend. It is essentially comprised of three businesses with different but overlapping target markets, different but strongly interlinked technology portfolios, and different but interdependent product offerings. There is so much overlap, linkage, and interdependence that I have no idea to sort out the dominant factors, strengths, weaknesses, risks and opportunities. I find it easiest to think of EOS as a broadly diversified business group operating across a range of industries. An advance in one area is going to be held back by inertia in other parts of the business. I see this as providing EOS with much more stability as an investment in the ASX300 than other more pure-play companies. As the business realises value from its investments and research in its different operating areas I believe we will see a steady movement in share price and (eventual) dividends. I don't believe we'll see a pattern of sharp spikes followed by retraces with this stock.

As for the moral question, you're right... nobody can help you with finding the balance that is right for you. But you should feel free to take this up with the company. They take this issue seriously.