The press release was very disappointing at face value and for its undertones. The company doesn't seem take responsibility that it screwed up by hiring those contractors. And one cannot help but question management's judgement and competance.
The point of my post about the assay results was to emphasise that management needs to produce results instead of more promises and assurances. Because those assurances are worthless when you take into account management's judgement (or lack thereof) and its seeming unwillingness to take ownership of its problems. If anyone misinterpreted that post and sold their stock, that is their problem.
SFMI is a pinksheet stock and all that investors really have to go on is the word of SFMI's management. This is especially true given the fact that SFMI doesn't file with the SEC and are therefore not subject to SOX compliance. When management repeatedly shows poor judgement and fails to take responsibility for its actions, investors need question what management is saying and hold it accountable.
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