"no news is not necessarily bad news."

Well, it is if you were told to expect news in the "ensuing days" over two weeks ago. When I saw that PR, I sold some SLV calls for a double and bought some more SFMI (I've gradually been putting more and more of my "play" money into SFMI...). Well, it's two weeks later, and SFMI has drifted down, probably to a great extent on the lack of promised news, and those calls I sold have tripled again since I sold. I'm not one to blame anyone else for my investment decisions, but I can be pissed off for not being able to rely on SFMI's PRs. Just because I should have learned by now not to rely on the PRs doesn't mean that it's OK that the PRs can't be relied on. If nothing else, when the numbers we're waiting for do come out, how many potential investors aren't going to believe them based on history?