I agree with you, fastlane, about Mr Thompson wanting to focus, and especially now with a factory and production imminent.
Mr Thompson, the administration, and shareholders are all cognizant that there will have to be production to show in order to attract more financing and successfully uplist.
It therefor makes sense that the company and Mr Thompson are currently putting their full focus and energies on getting production numbers up in the factory, and increased as fast as possible. In the meantime we will probably get some PR's, and probably more as the ball gets rolling, though maybe not as frequently as we'd like.
I think it's a matter of they're just working as fast as they can and are using the Oct or November holiday deadline mentioned in the sh's meeting as a goal, and it's obvious that has to be flexible.
If one thinks about it, without setting a general goal date, one is working more or less without any focus, which wouldn't be a good way to accomplish getting production up and running.
In the meantime the share price seems to me to be rather stable around the twenties and mid twenties right now, and that kind of stability isn't a bad thing at all. I think there's a lot of anticipation that production is in process and news will come as details develop, and that's what's keeping the price where it is right now.
As we all know, we didn't even have production numbers earlier and yet the sp went way up to 50, so I don't think there's any question of how much interest or anticipation there is at this crucial stage where we have a large factory to make real goods at quantity in. Once that quantity and product are revealed to the world, that's going to hit the world like a ton of bricks.
I guess one just has to be patient and play the long game.
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