They did very well with any deals falling under an NDA, but for those that didn't, they extended us the great courtesy of sharing exciting progress. The problem was that flippers eat that shit up. They'll short more when an ETA has been provided, and they prepare to then cover with cheap shares, then accumulate ahead of the anticipated news, and dump for profit yet again when the news is released. Then they do it all over again. All the while, the high level of transparency is helping them and not so much the company or it's long term investors, so it made perfect sense to pull back on the transparency. Great news is a guarantee though. Won't be long, and the financials are going to be successively better and better.