I agree that it is pointless to ask some questions, either because the answer is already known or there is no answer at this point.... but there are other questions that are valid and they should be asked.
All companies have projects that do not pan out for one reason or another - that doesn't mean that they should quit trying out ideas. BUT.... if something has been announced as a project in progress it is not unreasonable for the shareholders to ask the status of the project and whether or not it is adding to the value of their investment.
I'm sorry you feel that the company should not spend any time and resources dealing with shareholders but as long as the definition of shareholder is "part owner of the company" they will have to put up with it.
The "new administration" (Dr. Ching) has been in place for 3 months now. How long of an "adjustment period" do you think they should have? The new CEOs of companies like IBM and American Express are expected to have something concrete to say witin a month..... is HRCT that much more complicated than those companies?
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