Silence is golden if you are talking about children on an airline flight, but it's not so great when talking about a public company that put out information regarding contracts, financials, acquisitions, facility usage, etc., and then disconnects its phones and goes incommunicado. Speaking to certain investors via back-channel doesn't cut it.
I think most investors are not asking rosy projections, we just want truthful information. Many investors, including myself, don't expect MLXO to really pay off for another year or two. However, we still need to be kept apprised of what is occurring, whether good or bad. Delays happen, contracts fall through, etc., we know that, don't sugarcoat things, don't BS us and don't go silent. Just act like a reputable start-up company and not like some pinky scam company. Is that too much to ask? (That's a rhetorical question, lol)
