The flaw here is that the momentum from statements of things to come has waned, and now is the time for results. The company has continued to present predictions, but the wave of momentum from predictions crested back in May. Then it was "slow time for all stocks" or "Summer break, nobody trades in Summer". Then came "wait until September, that will be our month" and "wow, this Israel thing will be huge"
All of these may likely be true (well, except September has passed) - however, anticipation of future results was the impetus for the early wave of this current valuation. Much of that anticipation purchased in early and either held or moved on.
Currently, more predictions will not move share price to a significant degree. Now is the part of the business plan where predictions must turn into results in order for company value to increase.
The market doesn't want more predictions, they want results.
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