I definitely think that's possible, and like I mentioned when the webcast was cancelled, this isn't a make or break issue for me.

However, what bothers me is that a potential new investor, who through some impetus (like the stay for instance) got his/her interest piqued in PTSC, comes to the Yahoo page last Tuesday AM to do some DD and notes that there's a webcast scheduled for the next day and a conference appearance for the next week. Naturally, they would be interested even more, and might look at the Cohen report and/or the Dutton report and get more interested to the point of potentially buying in, especially with the price action at that time. They come back on Wednesday to listen to the webcast only to find out it was cancelled without explanation late the previous day.

They say, hmm...I'll try to listen in to the Westerguard webcast next Tuesday to see if I really should buy in. Then come Tuesday, there's no PTSC on the agenda. All of this happens in a vacuum of comment from PTSC about their cancellations other than to issue the PR about the webcast cancellation with no additional comment.

Keep in mind, this could be someone who doesn't even look at message boards and doesn't have all the resources and access to info that we have. I think that person would be very hesitant to invest their money, and could well get a wrong impression based on PTSC's on again off again status, with no explanations. And as with most things, people tell good things to one or two people, but people share bad things with 10 to 20 people. I simply think PTSC should be more careful and more proactive in their management of information.