I mostly agree with this statement. I'm not as doom and gloom...
I do think this will EVENTUALLY get there, provided everything's legit.
"Pay-dirt" was achieved at approximately the end of Q3, and processing of the pay-dirt was announced into Q4. After it's processed, it has to be sold, so there's more delay to an actual revenue stream. Will they announce the yield per ton? Probably... Seeing it on a quarterly report is going to take months. They won't have been building revenue for the whole of this quarter. So, you should be able to see SOME revenue on the Q4 report that should hit in the middle of February. There's no guarantee that they'll be producing for a whole quarter during this rainy season. It's possible for Q1 2020, but there's no guarantee... So, I'm not even counting on proper, consistent revenue to be represented until, maybe, the middle of Q3 when the report is released for Q2. Until then, what you ARE going to see (for the immediate future) is the operating costs and further dilution to cover the costs until they're officially building that revenue. All of this is based upon things going smoothly and nothing breaking down.
I'm sure there will be 8Ks released, but every time a tweet or even something as official as an 8k comes out, it drops. The people holding fear this is failing, and these are fluff'n'puff pieces. This shot up, back in the summer, on conjecture based on a loose estimate of when they'd hit "pay-dirt"...
Constantly saying next week, next week, next week does absolutely no good for anyone.
"Ummmmm you do know the financials due November 15th is only for the 3 months up to and including September 30th???
No revenues will be on that filing, just huge dilution, more toxic death spiral loan shark cd notes, and huge float increases!!! Oh and huge operating losses....
Plus this might be in the high 0.001’s by then also!!"
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