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Re: Er0ck post# 27685

Tuesday, 03/09/2010 1:55:02 AM

Tuesday, March 09, 2010 1:55:02 AM

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"I wouldn't automatically assume it would be leaked. Companies have no problems keeping secrets either. This isn't the type of info they would sit on though. If they come to agreement on a deal there, and sign a letter of intent, then I would expect them to announce it very quickly. If they don't sign a LOI at the show or if there is something that states they can't announce it until the contract is final, then it might be 3 to 6 weeks before we hear about it. Either way, it's not going to be long before major news hits IMO."

According to the guys in another I-Hub thread, a company listed in the U.S. under the jurisdiction of the SEC has about three days to make major developments known to the public. A major development is one which could greatly affect the share price. This SEC rule was put in place in order to reduce insiders and their friends from benefiting from the information. GEOLY37, who posts here sometimes, would know more about this.