RE:RE:RE:Corporate developmentMauriceopp wrote: I believe this is a bunch of bull.
I agree completely.
IMO pretty much every organization, wants to keep its doings as secret as possible. And I think this is especially true for businesses.
From personal experience, I know that we kept a closed mouth mainly because of competition. We did not want them to know what we were doing. And vice versa, we did everything we could to find out what they were doing.
If you are a junior miner and need money to finance exploration and mine development, then you have to put out news to attract investors. However, when your need for equity financing dries up, you become secretive, for a host of reasons, probably the biggest being that you simply don't want anybody looking over your shoulder.
Naturally, you have to come up with a good excuse for being closed-mouthed, but that is usually pretty easy.
In our case, it's disappointing, but in the long run, it doesn't really matter. The only thing that is going to move the price is income, or a buy-out.
So unless we get bought out, income is king, and no amount of PR can change its effect.
Our problem is that we are used to the hype necessary for a non-income producing stock. We are now an income producing stock and the hype is really irrelevant.
It's income, baby, income and only income.