For what it's worth, Stolpen, the company is (still) prohibited by the SEC from making any obvious PR efforts at this time. We all can see that there is more and better information than in the past, on sinoagrofood.com and on the company's facebook page, but SIAF is limited by those restrictions that it can NOT appear to be promoting the company or the stock in any new ways.
Also, I heard in Stockholm that Penser was furious that information about their work as CA was made public, so I imagine that's why we don't hear anything new about it from the company. They are waiting for Penser to make something official.
In a similar vein, I've seen quite a few posts from emptyone and others, suggesting that the company should be capturing institutional investors. Wouldn't that be wonderful? Indeed, it would, if there were even one institution that would consider looking at SIAF. It's not a stock that can or will be evaluated, not as long as it's on OTCBB. Period. This is not influenceable or changeable in the current situation.
The company needs to figure out how to uplist to NASDAQ or another exchange that is considered worthy by institutional investors, before anything other than trivial interest will be given by institutions to investing in SIAF.
Of course, this must be as frustrating for them as it is for us.
