Speculation is why we all invest in or try to flip the stock of higher risk start up companies, but my point is that it's best if the management group itself abstains from publicly announcing their speculations or anticipations as a means of transparency. It really doesn't help the company or true investors. It all too often helps bashers to short and beat down the stock when something "anticipated" is delayed or dropped altogether which is just par for the course for start ups trying to build out new revenue streams. Anyhow, we will see news very soon now IMHO.