It's good to see some publicity, but surely we can do better...

It's good to see some publicity, but surely we can do better than regurgitated "Bulls N' Bears (Sponsored Content)"?

Considering the stage the project is (supposedly) at, the number of jobs it will create, the NPV of probably $6bn+ on current numbers, the fact it can loosely be described as a "green and clean energy stock" being part of the EV revolution and environmentally friendly battery storage market, there's a huge amount of good PR which should be leveraged every few weeks or so.

TNG desperately needs someone in their PR / Marketing Department, who knows what they are doing. It's a huge component of every company / project I've ever been involved in, and to my eyes, is virtually non-existent for us.

The more investment / national news sites / offline publications we get on / into, the greater the number of people who will be interested in the project, and the more likely we will have a decent hike in the share price.

You know, like EVERY OTHER VANADIUM stock out there the last year. Heck, even KRC went up from a yearly low of 0.012 to a 0.19 yearly high (and anyone who's done any research, will know the problems with that stock).

I'm not saying we should hype it up astronomically, which invariably leads to spikes and dumps, but we should have a steady newsflow from either someone on the ball hired permanently (or an agency on a retainer) releasing regular news to the investment community.

No wonder with the almost total lack of PR effort we have to resort to giving away 10% of our company, at a 20% discount. This is part of the overall problem.

I'll try and be a bit more positive heading into 2019. I find little things like this incredibly frustrating, and I needed to rant a little. Shareholders deserve so much more than we've been dished out the last year in particular.