Regarding information:
I am just guessing, but I think those LOI's that did not pan out may have caused the company to be extra-sure that information it releases will not be too "forward-looking." Some of those LOI's apparently turned out to be from untrustworthy entities. (The inaccurate photos posted here were also very disturbing to RSPG, as I was told).
Also, RSPG is in the application process with the SEC. They retained additional counsel in this regard. That is why, for instance, they were advised to not publish a PR regarding the CNBC television spots (as suggested by NYC and others).
Mr. Gold's (Maxwell) email response to NYC is congruent with what I was told, in person, by Mr. Goldstein: the plant is up and running, water is being bottled for existing contracts, there are pending (unexecuted) contracts (I independently know that as fact), the sales and marketing is active and on-going (I also know this to be true), and I believe the company may be working on a way to "meet-and-greet" its shareholders, but has to get through the technicalities.
