Guys it looks like NRI is falling due to the Gilbert Curve.  I have
seen this happen with several speculative companies.  See the charts
for RTK, YRCW and APCVZ for examples. No matter how good the news and
positive results the company displays, the stock somehow falls.  Some
investors unaware of the fundamentals behind the movement even think
of it as curse, but it really is much more technical than that.
Usually for a company to follow the gilbert curve it needs at least
one of three individual events to occur.  Sometimes when only one
Gilbert variable is involved, the stock may even show signs of life,
but once you have two or all three, like NRI currently displays the
stock always goes down.  Further, these parameters usually cause
investors to buy at the top and sell at the bottom as many have
probably down today.

Yes I have heard of this Gilbert Effect. Apparently, a stock they
singlehandedly took down by going long on the stock is NCS. Records
show 2 bought at the intra-day high last month.