EOS is to a certain extent tightly held therefore it does not...

EOS is to a certain extent tightly held therefore it does not take much to move in up 3%. A 3 or 4% rise does not warrant a speeding ticket. I saw ANZ go from $20 to $30 in 6 months with some days rising 4% plus. No speeding ticket, and likewise same as when CBA, RIO, FMG etc move 3% they don't get a ticket, so why should EOS?

There has been the appointment of new management, confirmation of technologies, contracts for sales and revenue received.

This has all been in the last few months and all points to the confidence shareholders and customers have in the management, technologies and potential the company has.

In the last month it has gone up 4% in a day then the next down 10%. Fluctuations as those selling into the stock followed by those who want the stock as it is re rated!.

I don't see the need for a speeding ticket as there are no massive daily gains and what gains are achieved are done on low volume.