Dear Kolo, I share your pain. By the way, at least we believe...

Dear Kolo,

I share your pain. By the way, at least we believe that in the long run, our holding in VPR will bring us good return. If those lucky retail holders (who bought at 0.001 more than one year ago) have sold all their shares (most likely it would happen soon), and the VPR board start improving their continued disclosure as a start-up company, we will see more liquidity in this stock.

As a long-term suffering, we should keep sending emails to the board and remind them to update investors when there have been major activities/business development or significant progress of any deals. The board should not keep all those information to themselves until half-year report or annual report or AGM. This is an unacceptable attitude for a start-up company in particular its business potential is relatively unknown and has a lot of uncertainty. Investors' pressure, criticisms and feedback via emails will help the VPR board to improve transparency and reduce information gap between the company and investors (retail shareholders).