I do truly believe that they think they have something special with these patents, and also think they weren't looking for a buyout for that land or a takeover specifically because they have what could be industry changing technology. That, on top of owning actual land sitting on lithium, is the gold at the end of the rainbow. The problem is the lack of info and transparency with regards to the patent pending process - and the consistently decreasing share price as a result of investors either losing faith, patience or both. I still love the company's potential and do believe that Robert will deliver in time, but I think he needs a nudge. I've been an investor in this company for several years and I've always found the CEO to be excellent in exploring new strategies, cautiously executing ways to increase value, and remaining at the forefront of lithium extraction technology. However, he is terrible at investor relations. He does typically respond to emails through press releases when there is a real groundswell though. I suggest we all email him today or tomorrow, at mcallister@enertopia.com and RESPECTFULLY ask him to respond to the following:
- Why is it taking months longer than was originally presented to shareholders to get results or information about the patents?
- Is there an actual updated timeline the company can present for when they expect answers or information on the patents?
- Is there a plan outside of waiting on patents that can increase shareholder value in the meantime?
- Is he aware that the company's share price is consistently losing anywhere from 5-20% for every day they remain silent and keep us in the dark?
