Hey Old Captain, I understand your comments and sentiment on the "quiet" issue. We in the public cannot know exactly what is being done in the boardroom in connection with the S-1/Prospectus, but we know everything the company can tell us at this time. It is of the highest importance for the company to respect the quiet that the SEC requires during the process. The company is VERY limited in what they can communicate to the public - virtually NOTHING but strict press announcements with very focused commentary on ONLY the topic of the news release; normal required filings, and such.
It was VERY surprising - to me - that there was going to be a conference call in the first place. But it was clear that it was going to be VERY controlled and limited in scope to ONLY what could be stated without stepping over any lines.
To put it simply, the business, stock and shareholders simply must stand on their own for a period of time without ANY hand holding (or hugs, lol. just saw your follow-on post).