WofatsI agree with you 100%........the company has a good project and the fact that Moly has moved from $8 all the way up to $18 over the past few months would would make a reasonable person think that NKA should be trading a couple hunderd thousand shares a day at 15 or 20 cents.
Unfortunately it is not and from my observation the only reason it hasn't moved is that James Jacuta, the board and the in house IR guy have very little credibility and they have not been able to convey the story effectively to the street and drum up any interest. The good news is that this can be corrected.
First......they need to admit to themselves and to the current and long suffering shareholders that they are totally ineffective when it comes to promotion or raising money.
Second.......they need to get someone involved who has credibility and who can take the show on the road to drum up some real interest.
Third........after it is trading at a reasonable level (15 to 20 cents) go find a brokerage firm or capital raising specialist to support the deal and raise some money at 15 cents so that it is not overly dilutive to the current shareholders.
The big question is.......are these guys men enough to admit their shortcomings and allow the company to move forward.