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JerryFrancison Jun 03, 2007 9:11am
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RE: Inferred vs Defined -Termight
RE: Inferred vs Defined -TermightRegarding the IR portion of your post. I do not yet know for sure how 'publically' effective Barnes McInerney is or will be. One thing that makes sense to me is that a PR company or IR department is only as good as the information the leadership chooses to release to them. In the case of Starfield, I would suspect that the company intends to put forth pertinent updates sparingly. They cannot accurately be accused of being hypsters lol. [I know the bashers can seize the moment here but so be it]. If a shareholder takes that the companys 'silence is golden' viewpoint in the negative then of course he or she will not stay the course if the stock heads south due to trading shorting etc. If however, an investors believes in the company and also believes that they have the goods AND also have hit on something new and noteworthy, then those people will be willing to hold steady. I am sure you have noticed that the last release was only a preliminary one. While it may have met all the requirements, [it did and more so to a careful reader] it certainly did not meet the expectations of many of the SMALLER stockholders. The reason for that of course is, that we did not get all the details and tallies [with ALL 2006 assay results] BECAUSE that report was not yet finished. That certainly does not make me a basher of the company BECAUSE I know these pro's do know what they are doing and we will get all the reports downstream [in their timing]. However, IMO, this could make for an ineffective IR department with regard to the decimination of info to the 'turnip farmers' like us. [lol] That does not mean that Barnes isn't working behind the scenes because I am sure they have been. Some of the recent volume might be courtesy of their efforts. Termight, like it or not, [I don't] this is totally a commercial play period and I have an idea that you know this to be so.
Take care,
Jerry Francis