Ah yes.
Seafarer is criticized:
When they communicate with the public and when they do not communicate with the public.
When the price goes up and when the price goes down.
When the volume is high and when the volume is low.
When they have a new development and when they do not have a new development.
When they do something or when they don't appear to do anything.
When they announce what they expect to happen and when they do not announce what they expect to happen.
When they communicate to the public before something happens and if they make plans to communicate to the public after something happens.
When they promote something and when they purposely don't promote something.
When they hire someone or when they fire someone.
When Kennedy takes a salary and when he does not take a salary.
When family buys shares and when large investors buy shares.
When... well, I guess it could be a long list.
Eventually it will be when they find treasure. "Not enough!"
Basically it's every single thing they, the shareholders or anyone currently or previously associated with the company do – whether good or bad.
Now we are being told share price does not matter, fully reporting financials do not matter, being found liable is not guilty, and running scam companies is all part of doing business. Oh, wait, those rules only apply to EXPL.
All I know is that I would not take advice from entities that have no firsthand knowledge about the operations or understandings regarding the SFRX crew, officers, scientists or the capabilities of the SeaSearcher.
The best source of information is from the company and people who are actively engaged with the equipment, strategy and operations.
Good luck to all the shareholders of SFRX!
