Guess this is what J. Rod was referring to.
KINGMAN, Ariz. , May 31, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Sierra Resource Group , Inc. (OTCBB: SIRG) (the "Company" or "Sierra") has become aware that an outdated, technically incomplete, draft version of its Mining Plan of Operation (MPO), as well as an old investor presentation, may have been circulated via the Internet. The Company did not authorize the release of this information, and investors are cautioned not to rely on any of the information contained in the outdated MPO or investor presentation.
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"This version is so incomplete that it is virtually useless to anyone and can only serve to confuse the investing public. In assessing the value of an investment in our Company, investors should rely only on publicly available information contained in our SEC filings and our official press releases," said J. Rod Martin , Chief Executive Officer of Sierra.
Mr. Martin also asked shareholders and investors to refrain from contacting Federal and State Permitting Officials, engineering firms and other Company vendors. "Excessive phone calls distract these officials from their important work and may delay the processing of our permit applications," Mr. Martin said. "Investors should not rely on any information except as disclosed in our SEC filings and press releases . We understand the need to be informed. As we near the end of the permitting process and look forward to re-opening the Chloride Copper Mine, we are redoubling our efforts to keep all shareholders and interested parties informed of our progress and achievements."
Sierra's policies prohibit Company personnel from disseminating material, non-public information or tips relating to the Company or any of its subsidiaries, or any information that might affect the market, in order to comply with SEC insider trading regulations. Company personnel are also prohibited from engaging in short-term or speculative transactions involving the Company's securities
