I'm sure her time is extremely valuable. While she may not be "off the grid", she may not be gung ho to spend a bunch of time answering questions like she's already running her own RMHB investors help hotline.

The kinds of investors that'll soon be lining up, in addition to the "affluent" Chinese investors she represents, will be bringing enough to the table so as to warrant a full service investor relations effort, and it still would rarely be her in person, though I'm sure that whoever would be screening inquiries would bring some of them to her personal attention.

You could get lucky, if you're one of the first callers to clutter her money making hotline(s), but after a few of those I'm sure she'll be screening for a while until the static subsides.