Yes unfortunately a lot got caught out with the EMMA factor and...

Yes unfortunately a lot got caught out with the EMMA factor and brontech - it was exciting at the time and the amount of shares and attention it got was incredible -
i remember sitting in cafe in Burleigh heads and seeing my shares that i bought at 3.6c go mad and hit 8c then matter of an hour or less 8.8C then 9.1-9.5c range post the great Brontech deal -
then next thing i know a day or two later we at 10c and then 12c then into the 15c-16.5c range all within a week or so
I couldn't believe my luck and eventually nervously dumped half of my holdings at around 14.5c thinking it could go to 20c but decided id still hold the other 50% in case it did - then it started to come down and sold rest around 12c down to 8c so did rather well - tried to trade it the other week when she went up half a cent but waited too li=ong and sold at same price i bought which is fine as didnt lose any cash - and now i just look at the stock from time to time and shake my head in disbelief at where it is at today -

- great ride for some including myself - made a packet as i held close to a 1 million but now at 2.5c spells concern for holders - i agree with Luke in that you guys should put some valid questions to management and get these answered as its a disgrace to come down from its dizzy heights with no real explanation from management nor does it seem to be a concern to them

wish you well that this puppy dog turns around soon - what is really going on at headquarters and where is the large revenue streams expected to land

to be fair it looks more like a shell at the moment

GLTA