RE:Good vs Bad newsTo answer the question, No.
IMHO timeline expectations rarely match the what actually happens in real life. I have been involved in similar situations where the time in which you expect things to be done does't happen in real life. This sector is a speculative sector and just because something doesn't happen in a propsed timeline doesn't mean that the outcome will be bad. The fact that people (us investors) are impatient is translating to "it's gotta be bad news". Have patience for the process. Just because someone laid out a time line doesn't mean its gonna happen to a T. You can't "sugar coat" bad results. It will take as much time as it needs and you have to take your emotions out of it. Either you have faith the results will be good or you don't. You are either in or your out. No one has a crystal ball, not even Mr. P. Give it time we will know soon enough.
DMAC