PMB,

I agree almost 100% with your post of yesterday.

I really don't know what the realistic expectations are for Agrastim. This is a totally new industry, and a new cast of characters.

I'd like to see Vyta succeed as much as the tone of my posts may suggest otherwise. I just can't get past the fact that some of the shares that I currently hold are worth about ONE PERCENT of what they were when I purchased them.

The problem, as I see it, is that management hasn't been held accountable for any of their actions. But, as shareholders, it's hard to hold them accountable for something when there is almost no feedback when something goes wrong. There has never been a serious attempt to explain any of the failed LOIs, any of the missed targets explained in letters to shareholders, or any of the outstanding personnel who left the company or its affiliates. And when someone questions this past performance we are labeled malcontents.

I still would like for management to explain what happened to all of those purchase orders for the BioAgra product. Either we were lied to, or ...... well, I guess I can't think of another possible explanation.

Given management's past performance and the risk associated with this new venture, I can't understand what it is that I am missing that would justify a new investment in this company. There are those who choose to believe something different, and that is fine.... everyone is responsible their own investment decisions. I just hope that anyone considering investment in this company will seriously consider the risks... and do so independently of opinions presented on a message board (including mine). I feel incredibly stupid because posts that I read early on about Nanopierce influenced my decisions... and now almost all of those posters are long gone.

There is too much game-playing going on. Talk of someone gaining control of the company makes me laugh, too.

I like your posts... and I hope you continue to express your opinion.

Jeff