Re:<"I'm sure Prophet would claim that the politicians who have visited the plant and Magog news articles are figments of our imagination as well.">
I'm not saying that at all. And to your other point, absolutely it costs money to issue press releases. Last I saw, it was about $400/press release--although that may have dropped some. At $400, they should say something worthwhile.
What I'm saying is that Magnum should be telling shareholders important information to give them a clear and accurate understanding of company's situation. Sure it's nice to hear that they were going to have two new machines installed by the middle of November or that they're going to introduce new products or all about the CEO's delightful trip to Canada but that's fairly trivial to what they should be telling investors. They made allusions that they were producing and starting to fill a contract--real sales and real evidence that they have something more than a worthless idea of chipping tires. How about an update on that? Don't you think that information would be good to hear, even if only sprinkled with one of the other wonderful press releases?
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