I had a slew of questions to ask, but didn't. Very early on he said something to the effect of “you slipped through getting to me”, he sounded a bit frustrated. I don't think he want's to be bothered by shareholders at the moment after the onslaught he got when the fake pump happened. He kept emphasizing that we have to be patient, and that it takes time to build the business. He wants investors in his stock, not traders, so I cut my questioning short.
I got the impression that he/they wanted to concentrate on selling the product, and that perhaps they were not fully prepared at this early stage to deal with the shareholder's concerns.
He implied that a lot is going on right now and all will be known when the time is right.
I think this is one of those times you have to decide if it's worth taking a chance getting in before more information is out and the buying (or selling) rush begins. The bigger the risk, the bigger the reward......if all goes well.