questions are part of the critical thinking process.

I don't think anyone expects QMC to give away trade secrets or to act in an unethical manner.

If there were no questions then there is no need for a msg bd either, unless it was just a pump, (which I don't see QMC as being).

Part of the ongoing homework is to continue to ask questions and look for signs which verify direction and current line of thought.

Questions also help highlight areas of possible concern both for investors and the company......upon which some make decisions based upon their perception.

Questions presented in a respectful manner may induce others to help look for the answers or generate a response from the company.
One won't know until the effort to ask is made.

I have also noted some that ask endless questions and want others to prove their answers to the umpteenth degree w/o putting forth any
effort to answer said endless questions. I credit others for recognizing the motive and type that do this.
It's a lot easier to tear something down than to build.

Everyone can trade in their own style, but I prefer watching footsteps and seeking answers to questions that arise in a constructive manner.

It's already known that there are some questions that we as investors will never know the answer to; but sometimes little nuggets of information are found.

W/O questions and the ensuing Quest; I never would have found QMC, (and I'm glad I did).

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