RE:RE:RE:RE:Rough calculation of stock market's excess discount...55cWell then you obviously have no idea what timely disclosure is. Below is the link to the TSX policy 3.3, which lists requirements to maintain your TSX listing. In particular read paragraphs 3.8(j) and 3.8 (k). I have never said they have to disclose their quarterly earnings as material, erroneously state. But just for the record, they DO have to report their quarterly earnings. I said, and I will say it again, so try to comprehend. They have to disclose when the change is a significant deviation from their norms. So for a company with negative cash flow in both q1 and Q2, totalling $5.2 million to suddenly have a positive cash flow of $30 to $50 million in Q3 would be material. They did not disclose it, so I will presume it is less than that, and not material. So less than $10 million positive would fit the bill.
https://tsx.com/resource/en/432