DNAprint Genomics (DNAG)

[frogdreaming]

There is no way that the shareholders meeting will be "pretty plain stuff".

While it is quite possible the company has nothing noteworthy to pass along to the shareholders(good or bad). The number of shareholders with probing questions and the required responses will easily surpass "pretty plain stuff".

It is also possible that the company will decline to answer some of the questions for various reasons, but I think the sense of growing frustration with the company and its tight lipped approach to investor relations will force some level of confrontation. The company will be forced to either answer the questions or aggressively stonewall the shareholders. In either case it will not be "pretty plain stuff".

However, given the companies penchant for keeping things close to the vest, it is doubtful that they would organise a shareholders meeting if they didn't expect to gain some value from it. Either good or bad there will be some significant announcement made at the meeting or during the run up to it.

regards,
frog