I don't know SFF, but did their mgmt spend the 6 months saying 'soon', 'very soon', etc. to shareholders while they waited, like our mgmt has indirectly done. False expectation of the when is the problem.

As president, Frank is in front of this. He knows exactly when the releases are scheduled. He agreed to timelines with geology team; he evaluated timing options, he met with the BOD to get their input and agreement, he has committed to a date. Not 'soon' or 'in a while' or 'hopefully next week or so', but exactly when. That date may change for a very valid reason (good or bad) but odds are it will not change, becasue Frank is a professional, because he meets his commitments, because he gave his word and values his integrity.

It would be nice if Frank took the risk to commit the date to the rest of his shareholders. It would be nice if Sasha: stopped indirectly tellings us 'soon' or 'around the corner'; or that he directly communicates to us that he has never indirectly told us anything about when. What Sasha, supposedly says is a small pump, that it doesn't happen leads to a small bash, and people make money.

Come on Frank tell us you are in charge, tells us your in front of this, tell us the date. Even if it is 6 months from now. Now that imo is good shareholder relations and great leadership.