Applied Minerals Inc (AMNL)

[MasterSalix]

I am not interested in reaching out to the CEO and speaking to him privately. He can't (and shouldn't) tell me anything more than what is publicly available. What I am interested in is the company making information publicly available, not advertising side-ways, CEO fire-side chats each individual can go to for info.

For example: What I am interested in is an answer to something simple. I am sure you are in a position to answer it:

The company's market cap (M/C) is less than $2M - During the Summer 2021 (June) it was awarded a $200,000 grant from the DOE, but it took until the end of December (6 months later) for them to release this information in an 8-K. Do you think when a company receives a grant for greater than 15% of the M/C of the entire company it is a material event worthy of a PR, filing, and/or statement? Why was one not issued? Why the 6 month lag? And why only a filing, never a PR?

Also, why has it been about a year since the last PR? Either you guys aren't doing anything at the company (clearly you are or you would not have received the DOE award) or management is purposely withholding material events that occur within the company secret and only releasing the occurrence months later...

This is a public company and management has a fiduciary duty to all shareholders, not just the large firms that hold a lot of shares.

Listen, you have two choices over there at AMNL:

1) You can read my last post, closely, and start to educate the public on what you are doing, hope to do, and make some forward-looking statements to get some interest so that the company can be properly valuated. I am not talking pumping the stock - just informing people what is going on and being up-front, honest, and forward thinking: Give some numbers, projections, how you are going to turn this ship around....That can do wonders for the share price down here. The natural rise in the share price will help the company finance your way to getting some of the projects to market, or:

2) You can stay silent, fall deeper and deeper into the black hole where the stock will become so utterly worthless that, before long, you won't be able to sell any to even maintain operations.

It really is that simple. The company needs to educate the public on what is going on and why the public should be interested in the company and why it is undervalued, or the company simply won't survive long enough to show them. Full stop.