Yep...gonna be quite a year ahead. Why's that you say? Hmmm......

Yep...gonna be quite a year ahead.
Why's that you say? Hmmm...

Let's look at some of the stuff we know!

1 World is growing aware of hearables...reported one of the hottest consumer breakouts. All articles and stats reported confirm the point with exponential growth profile stated many times many sources

2 Successful initial entry to US/EUR/ME markets...from medim to high end electronic audio to luxury B&M retailers to internet...and the distribution umbrella is still in infancy

3. Certification and initial exposure to Asian Continent...that's a 4.5 billion population! Barely touched it and our international award profile is only growing. Also let's not mention our initial ventures into the drugstore/chemist distribution umbrella (consider breadth of our market...all things personal audio...small product massive sphere of operation/integration into our personal space)

4 Patented and TM protection of software and harware

5 Targetting and growth in specialised staffing

6 Team focused on constant improvement policy re product and priduct derivatives

7 Diversified product range is going to be huge for us...will ensure competitive pricing in the quality smart bud range as well as intriducing latest AI intelligence (clear AI over the next few years/decades is going to see massive uptake and increased sophistication and we're in it from the start)

8 Positioning in the assisted hearing sphere for mid to higher end product (presumption on my part until we know better from international CES event)

9 Integration of our product into wider health sphere partial deafness/OTC regulatory compliance development matters/applicabilty and reporting on autistic and learning difficulty issues with a view to improving focus. Each and every of these subgroups offer massive markets well aside from "lifestyle" major competition which is ficused on sport monitoring (which tech is still in infancy and which I have pointed out is at threat by other more accurate tech..put simply...it doesn't seem to match the hype...) and high fidelity sound (which we are leaders in anyway accordung to many reviews and award sources...main competition here is Bose I guess...read their own forums...plenty of their fans hate their product and their associatted hype...again they are limited by their "lifestyle" image...we aren't and we din't have the finacial strain of maintaining a dedicated international B&M network with assiciatted overheads like rent/staff etc. )

10. Co maturing means learning curve is also maturing/obvious improvements in logistics/streamlining and systemisation improving/staff skills improving/website development and centralised focus for ordering and distribution to Global base with "4 Corner" warehousing for trouble free fast delivery together with efficient international customer focused assistance (web/telephone/postage) and returns policy and mechanisms. That was a mouthful wasn't it? Let me pause for a breath...whew..

Ok...to continue...

11 No selling pressure from the high end to drive SP down to where it is. There will be churn until we get hit by volume bur current soak will be short lived IMO of course

12 All indicators show a massive growth in consumer interest/purchase and indeed the movement towards a cordless audio experience across the board is evidenced and supported by the movement away and no doubt eventual extinction of the traditiinal 3.5mm jack.

13 The bridging and melding of traditional focused products namely headphones/wearables/hearing aids/VoI/IoT into a single product makes for compaction of multiple devices and justifies slightly more expensive corded dumb tech. In other words you pay a bit more for the "smarts". To counter that we have also provided part payment options which is consumer friendly to those with stricter budgets. DYOR on this point...fascinating in how impactful this is for many in this consumerist world we inhabit

14 The choice of in canal hardware prividing highedt fidelitt sound that is not achievable with over canal substitutes such as Airpods due to sound leakage. In other words hi fidelity wise..we kick butt!

15 The ability of our product to integrate with any third party software via open BT communication including Translation/Artificial assistants Siri/Google/Alexa all of which will compete to grow their market share.

16 Experienced team with clear vision not only in marketing and efficient business practices but alsi an eye to minimal dilution and mature experienced expansion practice in a new world of conducting business

17 These are a handful of verifiable facets to NUH but the threads on this board contain many more like ready upgradeability/hardware/software ongoing improvements/R&D/scientific support network etc.etc. so I'll leave to others here to maybe add to this initial list as and if they desire...sure I've missed plenty...and got a lot on today.

So I post this as a bit of a "highlights" summary of what has passed in our growth to date and more as a reminder to those familiar with the stock.

To all our research hounds many thanks for your collective contributions...and keep up the good work.

To the naysayers...please improve on your "treeshake" techniques in 2018...and yes we know that we are not a monopoly...thanks thanks and again for your repetitious mind numbing postdth day after day after day...yes we're now aware...it completely escapes us if you huys don't point it out at least ehat 2-5 times a day? Now in response...wake up to why we're leaders in what we do...and why we have the bullets to tear out a nice chunk of the market all thanks to a sensational business model matched by a committed and insightful management team in a groundbteaking multiple faceted consumer tech sweeping the world. Quality guys...best in class...gold standard! Let that resonate for a while huh?

The longer we hit it...the bigger and better we'll get. This is a new business in a new sphere of audio reality...there are no boundaries...and sometimes it's worth leaving the pip chasing behind for a growth profile stock with this pedigree...they're rare...very rare. A small investment can reap very very high rewards when just leave it to bake...but each to their own...

And to new investors who can't make out exactly what the points made above mean...ask questions...someone will always give you a staight view (probably multiple). But be aware we're pretty adept at exposing Trolls on this board so...you know...no harm no foul.

If you're unfamiliar with the tech hit recommend the NUH website as it provides a focal overview. Takes a while to get a grip of this tech but start with the concept of a "computer in your ear" ...everything else follows from there.

Anywat...Great New Year to all and wishing us plenty of pleasant and fortuitous surprises in the year ahead.

Health first though...Wealth second!