Creating a visible historical record of how sales went at MountainJam is probably the last thing on management's mind. I hope so, anyway! It would be precious energy put toward addressing the concerns of a tiny group of excessively fretting investors. Which is to say, precious energy wasted.

Nor are sales the only reason this promotional opportunity was seized. Visibility matters too; legitimization. That can happen at MountainJam whether or not sales or strong. Strong sales would be nice. They're not necessary.

I'm with Adirondackhi on this one. Keep your eye on the forest. Don't worry about the twigs on the trees.