I think investors need to see some sign of tangible progress in the Q2 numbers and/or conference call. Given the history, the wait-until-next-quarter/year won't cut it.
If that means he gives a view into the pipeline, so be it. Investors will believe him more than the previous ceo.
But, if he says that he can't tell investors anything other than the numbers in the 10Q, that will not work in my opinion, especially if Q2 ends up being "ugly."
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