Impatience is understandable right now, but anyone
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Posted On: 08/28/2018 10:08:23 AM
Impatience is understandable right now, but anyone who truly intends to hold long should give it their all. Listen to Christian Vega and Giovanni Gallucci in that last podcast.
They are very excited about the recent progress, and they both stated they may have been revealing too much already when it comes to protecting the interests of the company and shareholder value.
You can't possibly want them to spill anything and everything for the sake of pumping this stock. I can tell you right now, they'll share as much as is strategically sensible to share, and if they may have stepped over that line a tad, I'd rather it's in an "under the radar" podcast than a PR announced one.
Great news will get here as quickly as possible. Christian said the re-submittal may be as late as tomorrow as they want NO delay-causing errors on the forms, which would surely have the impatient blowing their gaskets if they already aren't, and then the Mexican regulatory authorities still have to review those forms and give the green light. Hopefully it's basically the last 1% of the process and it'll be a quick review and approval.
They are very excited about the recent progress, and they both stated they may have been revealing too much already when it comes to protecting the interests of the company and shareholder value.
You can't possibly want them to spill anything and everything for the sake of pumping this stock. I can tell you right now, they'll share as much as is strategically sensible to share, and if they may have stepped over that line a tad, I'd rather it's in an "under the radar" podcast than a PR announced one.
Great news will get here as quickly as possible. Christian said the re-submittal may be as late as tomorrow as they want NO delay-causing errors on the forms, which would surely have the impatient blowing their gaskets if they already aren't, and then the Mexican regulatory authorities still have to review those forms and give the green light. Hopefully it's basically the last 1% of the process and it'll be a quick review and approval.
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