You have actually touched on one of my concerns.  The position of 100% silence, whether right or wrong, tends to build  unspoken expectations.  "If they aren't talking this must be HUGE".  That's not the position I want the stock to be put in.  I would rather have Mr. Turley address the Q and talk in a general sense about the companies overall health.  I don't know why anyone is kidding themselves that details will be released regarding M&A activity or other matters.  I tend to agree with what Lamberts has stated previously, just a general acknowledgement of the Q and another strong quarter would suffice for now.  I don't want to see this sink because investors are sitting around assuming anything ,whether it be positive or negative. 

Mr. Turley hasn't done anything thus far to make me fear the unknown.  The only beef and or disagreement I have with him was his statement regarding the S/P being completely out of his control.  That is a very naive statement from an officer in a public company.  If you don't think someone's words can affect a stock price, take a look at what Mr. Bernanke's comments today did to an entire market .