What if LG appeared in a new show and said that the application has been submitted, nothing further will be said about the submission, the company will PR the acceptance. If that was something he said, I believe that appearance would suddenly be very important.
I'm not saying that this is, or will be, the case. Many companies, however, don't PR submissions, they PR the acceptance. One good reason could be that some submissions are returned for changes before they're accepted. If you announce a submission, and acceptance isn't following in a few weeks' investors start thinking something may be seriously wrong. If you remember when the company submitted for commercial acceptance, there were a few inspections apparently before approval was granted. I really can't say if the company would have been wiser to just announce that the production facility for use in the UK and elsewhere as authorized has been approved by the UK.
I don't believe the company will handle it this way, I think they'll PR their submission, but I just wanted to make a case where a presentation by LG or someone else at the company that revealed something really important could be big, regardless of the venue used to say it.
Gary
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