Let me clear up a couple of general misperceptions.
Company officials cannot disclose "material and non-public information" without violating securities laws. Of course, broker and newsletter reports can speculate as much as they like but, in all likelihood, it's only speculation and not fact. If a company were going to break the law, I'm sure they'd do it with other than some stock newsletter which has limited updside to the company and can be readily traceable.
So, when an alleged company insider said he couldn't say anything at the present tme, he was acting properly. If there is an announcement to come, it will come from the company and be disclosed in all likelihood either before or after market hours.
So, newsletters can alert investors to a new opportunity---but to think thay have any greater insight than anyone else is completely false. In fact, there is equal or better information contained on the top of this board and in the company's news releases...if people would only do their own DD and not rely on sources that are unreliable, they'd be better off in the long run.
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