Personally, I believe that the only thing that's changed is management's perception of reality. Jerry the Entrepreneur has been seeing things move unrealistically quickly; it's an occupational hazard, as I noted in an earlier post. With Ms. Li's team now on board, a more circumspect aka reality-based mindset has kicked in. You don't go from seven cents to 3-4 dollars overnight, or even in six months. You do the work and over time the results show.

Also: I'm all for sharing, but this isn't an intimate relationship, it's a publicly-traded stock. Management's sole legal duties vis-a-vis investor communications is to file the required filings and report legally 'material' developments. That's what RMHB is doing now; I'm fine with that, especially to the extent that it means no more vague and (to this point) misleading "KYSON' promises.

Haytore, I think they're being more professional, as distinguished from not transparent.