OK - point taken. But also bear in mind that this management team owes a fiduciary responsibility to it’s owners - the shareholders. While the Whiff of a fart in Kenya might offend the sensibilities of someone from that culture, this is still a US listed company and there are rules that govern which must be followed regardless of how individuals might “feel” or how sensitive they may be to criticism. The longer this company stays dark the less we investors can know and understand what it happening with our investment so as to make informed decisions. Sure they may wish to hide in the cover of darkness and not divulge info, but there are those that would argue “what are you hiding?” and raise the question as to whether those that do trade in the stock on information not made public are perhaps trading on insider information. And of course there are others that may be prompted to buy in if they see the company is turning a corner with better prospects ahead that make it worth investment consideration.
The sooner they get current on reporting the better.
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